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Translate lists z/OS ISPF Dialog Tag Language Guide and Reference SC19-3620-00 |
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Translate lists provide a means of translating a displayed variable value into a different dialog variable pool value, and vice versa. Translation can occur on input (when the user enters a value), on output (the value stored in the variable pool is translated before the user sees it), or both. This is based on the USAGE value of the tag that refers to a variable using a variable class with translate lists. To associate a translate list with a variable class, code the XLATL (translate list) tag and its required end tag within the VARCLASS definition. The type of translation is determined by the value assigned to
the FORMAT attribute of the XLATL tag. The two types of translations
supported are:
There is an optional MSG attribute on the XLATL tag that allows you to specify your own message to display when input translation specified by the XLATL does not result in a match. For information about defining your own messages, see Messages. |
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