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In a green-screen (TN5250) environment, you would typically use Screen Design Aid (SDA) to create a display file (*DSPF). &nbsp;Here is a tutorial that explains how to create a display file. &nbsp;You can just use literals to draw your shapes.<br />
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<a href="http://www.go4as400.com/chapterload.aspx?cid=26" rel="ugc">http://www.go4as400.com/chapterload.aspx?cid=26</a><br />
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Here is a simple CL that will display a record format called SCREEN1 in a display file MYDSPF:<br />
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pgm <br />
&nbsp; &nbsp;dclf file(MYDSPF) rcdfmt(SCREEN1)<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp;sndrcvf <br />
endpgm
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Dear Gary,<br />
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Thanks for your information, but i have to write everything in code.<br />
Frits i have to write how many lines do you need in the figure betweter (2-10)<br />
Then you have to choose between à square or a triangel<br />
Them at last if you have choose a number between 2 and 10 and you have choose witch figure you want<br />
Them my output have become like my first command <br />
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Greets Robby
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Hi Guys,<br />
I have a problem how to make a sqaure and triangle with a for loop.<br />
when i say it have to need 6 lines then the square has the look like this<br />
000000<br />
0 .......0 &nbsp; <br />
0........0<br />
0........0<br />
0........0<br />
000000<br />
<br />
for a triangle it has the look like this<br />
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..........0.........<br />
........000......<br />
......00000...<br />
....0000000.<br />
.000000000<br />
0000000000<br />
something like that and dont know how to start<br />
hopefully you guys can help<br />
<br />
cheers Robby and sorry for my bad englisch
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Hi Guys,
I have a problem how to make a sqaure and triangle with a for loop.
when i say it have to need 6 lines then the square has the look like this
000000
0 .......0   
0........0
0........0
0........0
000000

for a triangle it has the look like this

..........0.........
........000......
......00000...
....0000000.
.000000000
0000000000
something like that and dont know how to start
hopefully you guys can help

cheers Robby and sorry for my bad englisch

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