Open source Linux version of IBM's z/OS ISPF Dialogue Manager written in C++
Application programs wishing to use DM Services, can be written in C++ or rexx (open object rexx). Calls are made via a pApplication method or the ISPEXEC interface.
Most services are supported (missing services are mostly file tailoring, and LM*) as are dynamic input/output areas, tables and a large subset of the ISPF panel language. See doc directory for more details.
This as been written as an exercise whilst learning C++ and OOP and I've put it on GitHub in case anyone wants to use/contribute to it. There is a lack of applications, but there is a browser, an editor similar to the mainframe PDF editor that also supports macros (including line command macros) written in OOREXX and syntax hilighting and a file list application.
Other features include split screen, application stacking, keylists, reflists, command tables, field expansion, command retrieve, cursor-sensitive help, keylist help etc.
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