NET/MASTER Network Control Language (NCL) Reference Manual

Display Attributes of a Message
Message Profile Variables
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&$ xxx .MSGATTR.FLD.BKGCOLOR
contains the background color attribute of a section of the message text. The
possible values for this variable are BLUE, GREEN, NONE, PINK, RED,
TURQUOISE, WHITE, or YELLOW.
&$ xxx .MSGATTR.FLD.COLOR
contains the color attribute of a section of the message text. The possible values for
this variable are BLUE, GREEN, NONE, PINK, RED, TURQUOISE, WHITE, or
YELLOW.
&$ xxx .MSGATTR.FLD.HLITE
contains the highlighting attributes of a section of the message text. The possible
values for this variable are BLINK, BLINK-REVERSE, BLINK-REVERSE-USCORE,
NONE, REVERSE, REVERSE-USCORE, or USCORE (underscore).
&$ xxx .MSGATTR.FLD.INTENS
contains the intensity attribute of a section of the message. The possible values for
this variable are HIGH, NON, or NORMAL.
&$ xxx .MSGATTR.FLD.LENGTH
If a section of message text has different display attributes from that contained in
variables with the prefix &$ xxx .MSGATTR.DISPLAY, you can use
&$ xxx .MSGATTR.FLD.LENGTH. This variable contains the length of such a
section of message text. &$ xxx .MSGATTR.FLD.OFFSET contains the position at
which this section of text begins.
&$ xxx .MSGATTR.FLD.OFFSET
contains the position in the message text that the display attributes change. This is
called the offset position. The first character of the message is in position 0 (zero).
&$ xxx .MSGATTR.FLD.LENGTH contains the length of the section.
&$ xxx .MSGATTR.MSGCODE
contains a code that determines which user IDs are eligible to receive the message.
See MSGCODE in the WRITE verb in Section 3, “Verbs,” for a definition of how
this code is formatted and used.
&$ xxx .MSGATTR.SEVERITY
contains a code that specifies the severity of the message. The possible values for
this variable are INFO, WARNING, NORMAL, or SERIOUS.