Customizing session panel colors
You can change the color and highlighting on your session panel to distinguish the fields on the panel. Consider highlighting such areas as the current line in the Source window, the prefix area, and the statement identifiers where breakpoints have been set.
To change the color, intensity, or highlighting of various fields
of the session panel on a color terminal, use the PANEL COLORS command.
When you issue this command, the panel shown below appears.
Color Selection Panel
Command ===>
Color Highlight Intensity
Title : field headers TURQ NONE HIGH
output fields GREEN NONE LOW Valid Color:
Monitor: contents TURQ REVERSE LOW White Yellow Blue
line numbers TURQ REVERSE LOW Turq Green Pink Red
Source : listing area WHITE REVERSE LOW
prefix area TURQ REVERSE LOW Valid Intensity:
suffix area YELLOW REVERSE LOW High Low
current line RED REVERSE HIGH
breakpoints GREEN NONE LOW Valid Highlight:
Log : program output TURQ NONE HIGH None Reverse
test input YELLOW NONE LOW Underline Blink
test output GREEN NONE HIGH
line numbers BLUE REVERSE HIGH Color and Highlight
Memory : information GREEN NONE LOW are valid only with
offset column WHITE NONE LOW color terminals.
address column YELLOW NONE LOW
hex data GREEN NONE LOW
character data BLUE NONE LOW
Command line WHITE NONE HIGH
Window headers GREEN REVERSE HIGH
Tofeof delimiter BLUE REVERSE HIGH
Search target RED NONE HIGH
Enter END/QUIT to return with current settings saved.
CANCEL to return without current settings saved.
PF 1:? 2:STEP 3:QUIT 4:LIST 5:FIND 6:AT/CLEAR
PF 7:UP 8:DOWN 9:GO 10:ZOOM 11:ZOOM LOG 12:RETRIEVE
Initially, the session panel areas and fields have the default color and attribute values shown above.
The usable color attributes are determined by the type of terminal you are using. If you have a monochrome terminal, you can still use highlighting and intensity attributes to distinguish fields.
To change the color and attribute settings for your z/OS® Debugger session, enter the desired colors or attributes over the existing values of the fields you want to change. The changes you make are saved when you enter QUIT.
You can also change the colors or intensity of selected areas by
issuing the equivalent SET COLOR command from the
command line. Either specify the fields explicitly, or use the cursor
to indicate what you want to change. Changing a color or highlight
with the equivalent SET command changes the value
on the Color Selection Panel.
Settings remain in effect for the entire debug session.
Refer to the following topics for more information related to the material discussed in this topic.
- Related tasks
- Saving customized settings in a preferences file