NET/MASTER Network Control Language (NCL) Reference Manual

CONTROL
Verbs
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PAKEYS
specifies that an NCL process can process program attention (PA) keys. For an
IBM 3270 or compatible terminal, using program attention keys PA1, PA2, or PA3
when operating in split-screen mode is discouraged; these keys do not transmit
the cursor position to NCL. Because NCL does not know where the cursor was
when any of these keys is pressed, indeterminate results may occur.
NOPAKEYS
specifies that an NCL process cannot process program attention (PA) keys.
PANELRC
specifies that an NCL process that displays panels, by using the PANEL verb, can
accept return codes in the &SYS.RETCODE system variable. This option ensures
that the NCL process remains in control when internal validation detects an error.
Return code information is always provided for an asynchronous panel display
request, regardless of the setting of this operand.
NOPANELRC
specifies that an NCL process that displays panels, by using the PANEL verb,
cannot accept return codes in the &SYS.RETCODE system variable. If internal
validation detects an error, the panel containing the error is automatically
redisplayed with the cursor positioned at the field in error.
PFKMAP
specifies that the &SYS.INKEY system variable is to be set to a value in the range
PF01 through PF12 when input results from the use of PF13 through PF24.
NOPFKMAP
specifies that PF keys are not to be mapped.
PFKSTD
specifies that non-system PF keys, plus PF3/4 and PF15/16, are to be passed to an
NCL process for processing. Applies to full-screen processing only.
PFKALL
specifies that all PF keys are to be passed to an NCL process for processing.
Applies to full-screen processing only.
NOPFK
specifies that only non-system PF keys are to be passed to an NCL process for
processing after input from a full-screen panel. Applies to full-screen processing
only.