HLASM Parser commands

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The following commands are available.

setBranchColoring
The setBranchColoring command specifies if branch coloring should be used in the current file.
queryBranchColoring
The queryBranchColoring command determines if branch coloring is enabled for the current file.
setCustomColoring
The setCustomColoring command turns the custom coloring feature on and off for the current file.
queryCustomColoring
The queryCustomColoring command determines if custom coloring is enabled for the current file.
setCustomColorFile
The setCustomColorFile command sets the location of a predefined custom color file. Since all files that use the HLASM parser use the same custom color file, this command sets the color file for all files.
queryCustomColorFile
You can use the queryCustomColorFile command to view the location of the custom color file that is currently being used by the parser.
setCaseLevel
The setCaseLevel command sets the case sensitivity level (used by the HLASM parser) for the current file. When the parser encounters an instruction in the source file, it uses a syntax definition for that instruction to determine if the instruction and the operands specified in the source file are correct. The case sensitivity affects how that check is performed.
queryCaseLevel
The queryCaseLevel command determines the case level setting for the current file.
setMargin
The setMargin command draws a vertical line in the editor. For example in, when the HLASM parser preference for showing margins is enabled, margin lines are drawn at the start of columns 72, 73 and 81.
setTPFMacrosFile
You can use the setTPFMacrosFile command to modify the definitions used by the HLASM parser. This command only applies to the editor session in which it is issued.
queryTPFMacrosFile
The queryTPFMacrosFile command determines the name and location of the macros file that is currently being used by the parser.
reloadTPFMacrosFile
The reloadTPFMacrosFile command reloads the macro definitions from the macro file that you specified in the Base Macro File field in the HLASM tab of the Editor Options preference page or the HLASM Parser preference page. This is useful when you modify definitions in the macro file and want the parser to reread this file and load any changes.
setUserMacrosFile command
The setUserMacrosFile command defines the location of a user macro file. This command only applies to the editor session in which it is issued. Since all files that use the HLASM parser use the same user macros file, this command sets the user macros file for all files.
queryUserMacrosFile
The queryUserMacrosFile command determines the name and location of the user macros definition file that is currently being used by the parser.
reloadUserMacrosFile
The reloadUserMacrosFile command reloads the user macro definitions from the macro file that you specified in the User Macro File field in the HLASM tab of the Editor Options preference page or the HLASM Parser preference page. This is useful when you modify definitions in the user macro file and want the parser to reread this file and load any new definitions.
queryUserMacroF1HelpFile
The queryUserMacroF1HelpFile command determines the name and location of the user macro context-sensitive help file that is currently being used by the parser.
reloadUserHelpFile
The reloadUserHelpFile command reloads the context-sensitive help from the user macro context-sensitive help mapping file that you specified in the User Macro F1 Help Files section in the HLASM tab or CPP tab of the Editor Options preference page, the C/C++ Parser preference page, or the HLASM Parser preference page. This is useful when you modify entries in the user macro help file and want the parser to reread this file and load any new entries.

Parent topic: HLASM parser