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that runs rexx over ZOWE CLI to functionality from ISPF to VS Code
Hi @VitGottwald, please also add a section to the README.md at the root of the repository that describes this sample. |
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If you would like to try this out with a basic REXX program, you can use the included [basic-report.rexx](commands/basic-report.rexx) sample. The output should look similar to  | ||
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### Explore the ehnanced-report |
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### Explore the ehnanced-report | |
### Explore the enhanced-report |
- Error checking | ||
- Remembering last entry | ||
- Adding a progress bar | ||
- Storeing the report to a dataset and retrieving it from there |
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- Storeing the report to a dataset and retrieving it from there | |
- Storing the report to a dataset and retrieving it from there |
- Adding a VS Code Output channel to diagnose issues | ||
- Adding a setting for the location of the REXX exec instead of hard coding it in the extension code | ||
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All of these ehnancements have been added to the [enhanced report](commands/enhanced-report.js) with its corresponding [enhanced-report.rexx](commands/enhanced-report.rexx) REXX exec. This adds a little over 100 lines of code and illustrated many other useful VS Code APIs as well as adding typescript checking via [JS Doc](https://www.typescriptlang.org/docs/handbook/jsdoc-supported-types.html) annotations. |
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All of these ehnancements have been added to the [enhanced report](commands/enhanced-report.js) with its corresponding [enhanced-report.rexx](commands/enhanced-report.rexx) REXX exec. This adds a little over 100 lines of code and illustrated many other useful VS Code APIs as well as adding typescript checking via [JS Doc](https://www.typescriptlang.org/docs/handbook/jsdoc-supported-types.html) annotations. | |
All of these enhancements have been added to the [enhanced report](commands/enhanced-report.js) with its corresponding [enhanced-report.rexx](commands/enhanced-report.rexx) REXX exec. This adds a little over 100 lines of code and illustrated many other useful VS Code APIs as well as adding typescript checking via [JS Doc](https://www.typescriptlang.org/docs/handbook/jsdoc-supported-types.html) annotations. |
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### Build the extension | ||
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The extension can be build by running the two following commands |
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The extension can be build by running the two following commands | |
The extension can be built by running the two following commands |
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