Hi -
Is there a quicker way to use grid layout in gnucobol. I wanted to farm some of it out to AI but it comes up with the unorthodox way like this... yah see how it is trying to layout in grid style but i dont know how to call those thanks...
PROGRAM-ID. Screen1.
ENVIRONMENT DIVISION. CONFIGURATION SECTION. DATA DIVISION. WORKING-STORAGE SECTION. 01 USER-INPUT. 05 INPUT-GL-ACCT PIC X(50). 05 INPUT-ASSET-CLASS PIC 9(1). 01 Ws-GL-INPUT PIC 9(2) VALUE 5. 01 WS-GL-CLASS PIC 9(2) VALUE 1. EXEC SQL BEGIN DECLARE SECTION END-EXEC. * Declare SQL variables here EXEC SQL INCLUDE SQLCA END-EXEC. EXEC SQL END DECLARE SECTION END-EXEC. PROCEDURE DIVISION. MAIN-PROCEDURE. CALL 'initscr'. CALL 'cbreak'. CALL 'noecho'. CALL 'keypad'. PERFORM DISPLAY-INPUT-FORM. CALL 'endwin'. STOP RUN. DISPLAY-INPUT-FORM. CALL 'mvprintw' USING WS-GL-INPUT, 5, "Enter GL ACcT". ACCEPT INPUT-GL-ACCT. CALL 'refresh'. CALL 'mvprintw' USING WS-GL-CLASS, 30, "Enter Class: ". ACCEPT INPUT-ASSET-CLASS. CALL 'refresh'.
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Hi -
Is there a quicker way to use grid layout in gnucobol.
I wanted to farm some of it out to AI but it comes up with the unorthodox way like this... yah see how it is trying to layout in grid style but i dont know how to call those thanks...
PROGRAM-ID. Screen1.
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