The PTSEG tag defines a segment of the
parameter term. It is used to provide vertical separation of the PT
tag text.
Syntax
>>-<PTSEG>--+----------+---------------------------------------><
'-</PTSEG>-'
Comments
The PTSEG tag is used to create
a vertical separation within the parameter term. The text following
the PTSEG tag is formatted directly under any previous parameter term
tag text. Multiple PTSEG tags create additional PT text lines.
Use
of the PTSEG tag affects the PARML tag BREAK attribute. The first
(or only) line of PT tag text is processed according to the BREAK
attribute of the PARML tag. For additional lines, when TSIZE is large
enough to accommodate the text segments, the PTSEG text is formatted
in front of the associated PD tag text. When TSIZE is not large enough
to accommodate the largest segment, all of the PT and PTSEG text is
formatted above the associated PD tag text.
Restrictions
- The PTSEG tag can be coded within the text following a PT tag.
- When a PTSEG tag is coded, then all remaining PT tag text for
the current PT tag set must follow a PTSEG tag.
- The PT nested tags RP and PS are not supported within PT tag text
following any PTSEG tag in a PT/PD tag set.
Processing
Table 1. Tags you can code within a PTSEG definitionTag |
Reference |
Usage |
Required |
---|
HP |
HP (Highlighted Phrase) |
Multiple |
No |
Examples
Here is an example that shows
the PTSEG tag in combination with a multiple PT tag set. The last
PT tag includes the SPLIT=yes attribute to format the dash in front
of the PD tag text. Figure 1 shows the
formatted result.
<!DOCTYPE DM SYSTEM()>
<PANEL NAME=ptseg KEYLIST=ISRHELP APPLID=ISR WINDOW=no PADC=user
TUTOR ZUP=ISP7R000>Traces - Primary Commands
<CMDAREA CAPS=on>
<AREA DEPTH=1 EXTEND=on>
<INFO WIDTH=*>
<P>
Enter a <hp>Primary Command</hp> in the command input field.
It is processed after all row modifications and all line commands
are processed. The following primary commands are valid for the
Traces options:
<PARML TSIZE="8 1" INDENT=2>
<PT>
LOCATE
function-name
(Function Traces) or variable name (Variable Traces)
<PTSEG>
LOC or
<PTSEG>
L
<PT SPLIT=yes>-
<PD>The LOCATE command positions the scrollable display at the
first (or next) row containing the function name (Function
Traces option) or the variable name (Variable Traces option).
</PARML>
</INFO>
</AREA>
</PANEL>
Figure 1. Parameter
term segment Tutorial --------------- Traces - Primary Commands -------------- Tutorial
Command ===> _________________________________________________________________
Enter a Primary Command in the command input field. It is processed after all
row modifications and all line commands are processed. The following primary
commands are valid for the Traces options:
LOCATE function-name (Function Traces) or variable-name (Variable Traces)
LOC or - The LOCATE command positions the scrollable display at the first
L (or next) row containing the function name (Function Traces
option) or the variable name (Variable Traces option).