Googling around I've found SPFLite but it doesn't seem to be able to highlight LaTeX command like even the simple Notepad++ can do.ĭoes anyone know if there is an ISPF-like editor which can also highlight LaTeX commands? (I'm working on Windows 10). With r you can repeat a line n times (this could be useful for editing tables). Then you would use your panel with a rexx program like this: Code: / REXX /. cc (= copy a block of lines) and a (= after) or b (= before) you can copy some lines after or before another line. The 'ISPF Planning and Customizing' manual describes how to change the ISPF editor panel. Tags activity trace AFFINITY alter amqsevt application application trace backup capacity planning certificate certificates change events Clients CLNTWGHT CLSSDRA clustering colour CORS create csv delete Display connections Elasticsearch Elliptic Curve Enclave events get GROUPS ispf java JMS JMX Kibana Liberty linux man pages MDB Midrange migration monitoring MQ mqconsole mq reason code mq reconnect MQCNO mqstrerror mqweb offload messages openssl OSGI PCF PDS PDSE performance put Python RACF reconnection rest RSA scalability self signed server setmqaut Shared queue SMF SSLCIPH statistics su editor (the dinosaurs who have worked on mainframe know it well) has a lot of very useful (IMO) line commands which allows you to avoid selecting the code with the mouse in order to cut & paste, delete, move, shift, etc. Say 'Line' i ' was changed this session ' You can also see if a line has been changed this edit session: 'ISREDIT (status) = LINE_STATUS 'i /* for line i */ 'ISREDIT XSTATUS 'i' = X' /* exclude it */ 'ISREDIT (line) = LINE ' i /* extract the line */

* r has the row number of the last line */ 'ISREDIT (r,c) = CURSOR' /* get the row and column number */ 'ISREDIT EXCLUDE 'AAA' ALL PREFIX' /* just like the command*/ You can issue commands like X ALL /* exclude every thing */ĭELETE ALL X /* delete everything which is excluded */įLIP /* make the excluded visible, and the displayed hidden */ĬHANGE 'ABC' 'ZYX' ALL NX /* do not change hidden lines */ I hope most people know about the ISPF edit exclude facility.

Ispf editor line commands