Optional. Descriptive text about this macro. You should include
here any information that you want to remember about this macro.
timeout
Optional integer. The number of milliseconds allowed for screen
recognition. If this timeout value is specified and it is exceeded,
then the macro runtime terminates the macro and displays a message
(see Timeout attribute on the <HAScript> element). By default the Macro
Editor sets this value to 60000 milliseconds (60 seconds).
pausetime
Optional integer. The delay for the "pause between actions"
(see The pausetime attribute). By default the Macro
Editor sets this value to 300 milliseconds.
promptall
Required boolean. If this attribute is set to true then the
macro runtime, before performing any action in the first macro screen,
collects user input for all the <prompt> elements inside the entire
macro, combining the individual prompts into one large prompt. The promptall attribute of the <actions>
element performs a similar function for all the <prompt> elements
in one <actions> element (see <actions> element).
author
Optional. The author or authors of this macro.
creationdate
Optional. Information about the dates and versions of this macro.
suppressclearevents
Optional boolean (default false). Advanced feature that determines
whether the system should ignore screen events when a host application
sends a clear screen command immediately followed by an end of record
indicator in the data stream. You might want to set this value to
true if you have screens in your application flow that have all blanks
in them. If there is a valid blank screen in the macro and clear commands
are not ignored, it is possible that a screen event with all blanks
will be generated by clear commands coming from an ill-behaved host
application. This will cause a screen recognition event to be processed
and the valid blank screen will match when it shouldn't have matched.
usevars
Required boolean (default false). If this attribute is set to
true then the macro uses the advanced macro format (see Basic and advanced macro format).
ignorepauseoverride
Optional. 3270 Display sessions only. If this attribute is set
to true then the macro runtime skips all <pause> elements if the
session is a TN3270E session running in contention-resolution mode
(see Attributes that deal with screen completion). To re-enable
a particular <pause> element see the ignorepauseoverrideforenhancedtn attribute
of the <pause> element.
delayifnotenhancedtn
Optional. 3270 Display Sessions only. This attribute specifies
a value in milliseconds and has an effect only when the session is not a TN3270E session running in contention-resolution
mode. In that situation, this attribute causes the macro runtime to
add a pause of the specified duration each time the macro runtime
receives a notification that the OIA indicator has changed (see Attributes that deal with screen completion).
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