NET/MASTER Network Control Language (NCL) Programmer's Guide

Defining Field Characters in a Panel Description File
Working With Panels
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4. Observe the results, as shown in the following screen:
A AFFECTED BY DYNAMIC PREPARSING
AB AFFECTED BY DYNAMIC PREPARSING
ABC AFFECTED BY DYNAMIC PREPARSING
ABCD AFFECTED BY DYNAMIC PREPARSING
ABCDE AFFECTED BY DYNAMIC PREPARSING
A NOT AFFECTED BY DYNAMIC PREPARSING
AB NOT AFFECTED BY DYNAMIC PREPARSING
ABC NOT AFFECTED BY DYNAMIC PREPARSING
ABC NOT AFFECTED BY DYNAMIC PREPARSING
ABC NOT AFFECTED BY DYNAMIC PREPARSING
Value is A in this string AFFECTED BY DYNAMIC PREPARSING
Value is AB in this string AFFECTED BY DYNAMIC PREPARSING
Value is ABC in this string AFFECTED BY DYNAMIC PREPARSING
Value is ABCD in this string AFFECTED BY DYNAMIC PREPARSING
Value is ABCDE in this strin AFFECTED BY DYNAMIC PREPARSING
Value is & NOT AFFECTED BY DYNAMIC PREPARSING
Value is & NOT AFFECTED BY DYNAMIC PREPARSING
Value is & NOT AFFECTED BY DYNAMIC PREPARSING
Value is & NOT AFFECTED BY DYNAMIC PREPARSING
Value is & NOT AFFECTED BY DYNAMIC PREPARSING
Example of Static Preparsing
Static preparsing is best described by a series of examples. Study the #FLD statements
in the following panel description file and observe the results of displaying the panel
on a screen.
1. Type the following NCL procedure in your user procedure library and call it
ZEX1410N:
zex1410n: PROCEDURE
/* Illustrates static preparsing */
&v1 = A
&variable1 = "Value is &v1 in this string "
&v2 = AB
&variable2 = "Value is &v2 in this string "
&v3 = ABC
&variable3 = "Value is &v3 in this string "
&v4 = ABCD
&variable4 = "Value is &v4 in this string "
&v5 = ABCDE
&variable5 = "Value is &v5 in this string "
PANEL ZEX1410P
END zex1410n