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FLCL - User Manual 305 / 764 • POSITION number of bytes inside the unit where the activity was done All counting starts with 0. The first block or record has unit 0. The position is relative to the data stream which was presented to the character conversion module. After conversions and formatting the position values can be far off from the input file which was read originally. For example, when reading a text file with text formatting to records, then delimiting characters are not included in the byte offset, the units are records and the position indicates which character was the issue for this log entry. The CODEPOINTs (UNICODE) are taken from the defined substitution table The BYTESTRINGs are taken from the input (read characters) and output data (written characters). BYTESTRINGs and CODEPOINTs are provided if they are known in the cases of such an irregularity. In some cases, these values can be missing. For interpreting the report file, you must know that only the values inside round brackets are meaningful. Text before or behind round brackets are comments, but this may be subject to changes. SELECTIONS • STDOUT -Write output to stdout • STDERR -Write output to stderr 4.3.47 PARAMETER SKPBIN SYNOPSIS HELP: PATH: TYPE: SYNTAX: Skip character conversion if binary data is detected [FALSE] XCNV.INPUT.SAV.FILE.CNV.CHR SWITCH SKPBIN DESCRIPTION If set, this switch bypasses the character conversion module if the from-code cannot be detected. Charset detection is performed only when no CCSID or DEFAULT is provided. For automated conversion, it is useful to activate this mechanism. This may allow you to process binary and character data using the same command by performing character conversion only on printable, but not on binary data. 4.3.48 PARAMETER SKPEQU SYNOPSIS HELP: PATH: TYPE: SYNTAX: Skip character conversion if from-code equals to-code [FALSE] XCNV.INPUT.SAV.FILE.CNV.CHR SWITCH SKPEQU DESCRIPTION If set, this switch bypasses the character conversion module if the from-code equals the to-code (which may happen when using charset auto detection), resulting in increased performance. This, however, also means that the input data will not be checked for invalid characters. 4.3.49 OBJECT BAS SYNOPSIS HELP: Convert Base16/32/64/85 encoded data to binary data PATH: XCNV.INPUT.SAV.FILE.CNV TYPE: OBJECT SYNTAX: BAS(BUFSIZ=num,RECCNT=num,METHOD=BASE16/BASE32/BASE64,MODE=BLOCK/RECORD,CHRSET=NONE ←/SYSTEM/ASCII/UCS1/UTF8/EBCDIC/UCS2BE/UTF16BE/UCS2LE/UTF16LE/UCS4BE/UTF32BE/UCS4LE/ ←UTF32LE,CRCCHK,ARMCHK,RSTCHK,SKPNOB)
