With the %TITLE command you define the text of your own page header. AID uses this text when the %DISASSEMBLE, %DISPLAY, %HELP, %SDUMP and %TRACE commands write to the system file SYSLST.
With page-header you specify the text of the header and direct AID to set the page counter to 1 and to position SYSLST to the top of the page before the next line to be printed.
Command | Operand |
%TITLE | [page-header] |
With a %TITLE command without a page-header operand you switch back to the AID standard header. AID resets the page counter to 1 and positions SYSLST to the top of the page before the next line to be printed.
A page header defined with %TITLE remains valid until a new %TITLE command is issued or until the program ends.
The %TITLE command does not alter the program state.
| page-header |
Specifies the variable part of the page title. AID completes this specification by adding the time, date and page counter.
page-header
is a character literal in the format {C’x...x’ | ’x...x’} and may have a maximum length of 80 characters. A longer literal is rejected with an error message outputting only the first 52 positions of the literal.
Up to 58 lines are printed on one page, not counting the title of the page.