Edit macro commands and assignment statements

Any statement in an edit macro that begins with ISREDIT is assumed to be an edit macro command or assignment statement. When such a statement is found, the CLIST or REXX command processor does symbolic substitution and then passes it to the editor. The editor processes it, performing any requested functions. Examples of two edit macro commands are:

Table 1. Example edit macro commands
CLIST Statements	REXX Statements
`ISREDIT FIND "TEST475" ISREDIT PROCESS`	`ADDRESS ISPEXEC 'ISREDIT FIND TEST475' 'ISREDIT PROCESS'`

Examples of two edit macro assignment statements are:

Table 2. Example edit macro assignment statements
CLIST Statements	REXX Statements
`ISREDIT BOUNDS = 1,60 ISREDIT (WIDTH) = LRECL`	`ADDRESS ISPEXEC 'ISREDIT BOUNDS = 1,60' 'ISREDIT (WIDTH) = LRECL'`

A description of each edit macro command and assignment statement is in Edit macro commands and assignment statements.