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Macro Programming Guide
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Welcome
IBM
Host On-Demand
Version 16.0 Readme
Planning, installing, and Configuring Host On-Demand
Migrating Host On-Demand
Web Express Logon Reference
Macro Programming Guide
About this book
Macro basics
Developing macros
Data types, operators, and expressions
Choosing a macro format
Standard data types
Boolean data
Integers
Integer constants
Doubles
Strings
Fields
The value null
Arithmetic operators and expressions
String concatenation operator (+)
Conditional and logical operators and expressions
Automatic data type conversion
Equivalents
Significance of a negative value for a row or column
How the macro runtime processes a macro screen
Screen description and recognition
Macro actions
Screen Recognition, Part 2
Actions, Part 2: Timing issues
Variables and imported Java classes
Other security options
Other advanced features
The graphical user interface
The macro language
Additional information
Notices
Trademarks
Host Access Toolkit
HOD Hex Client
Programmable Host On-Demand
Host Printing Reference
Session Manager API Reference
Tutorials
Troubleshooting and support
Online Help
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Integers
Integers are written without commas or other delimiters. Examples:
10000 0 -140
Integer constants