Specifies the name of the dialog variable that contains the text
(32,767 bytes maximum) to be written to the list data set.
line-length
Specifies the length of each line in the buffer being passed to
ISPF. ISPF truncates these lines if the line-length specified is greater
than the truncation value in system variable ZLSTTRUN. The line-length
must have an unsigned integer value and, for a call, must be a fullword
fixed integer.
PAGE
Specifies that the first data line of this LIST service request
is to be written to the list data set preceded by a page eject carriage
control character. The spacing of the remaining lines is determined
by the SINGLE, DOUBLE, or TRIPLE keyword specified. PAGE is ignored
if the CC keyword is specified.
SINGLE
Specifies that each line of data is to be written to the list
data set preceded by a single space carriage control character. SINGLE
is the default line spacing keyword value. SINGLE is ignored if the
CC keyword is specified.
DOUBLE
Specifies that each line of data is to be written to the list
data set preceded by a double space carriage control character. DOUBLE
is ignored if the CC keyword is specified.
TRIPLE
Specifies that each line of data is to be written to the list
data set preceded by a triple space carriage control character. TRIPLE
is ignored if the CC keyword is specified.
OVERSTRK
Specifies that each line of data is to be written with overstrikes.
That is, the line is first written with the line spacing specified,
then written again with the line spacing suppressed. This allows a
dialog to request text highlighting on printed output. OVERSTRK is
ignored if the CC keyword is specified.
CC
Specifies that carriage control is to be provided by the dialog
as the first byte of each data line. Specifying CC nullifies specification
of the PAGE, SINGLE, DOUBLE, TRIPLE, or OVERSTRK keyword. If CC is
specified, the value specified for line-length should include one
byte for the carriage control character.
buf-len
Specifies a fullword fixed binary integer containing the length
of "buffer".
buffer
Specifies a buffer containing the name of the service and its
parameters in the same form as they would appear in an ISPEXEC call
for a command procedure.