LSETTX Macro set, by Steve Tibbett

LSETTX enables you to use TurboText as the editor that the SAS/C
compiler will talk to when it encounters an error during a compile.

To install, have "rx >NIL: lsettx" inserted into your User-Startup,
put all the .ttx and .rexx files in the archive into your REXX:
directory, and map the "errparse.ttx" macro onto one of your function
keys in TurboText (see the TTX manual for how to do this).  

Now, compile something that has errors in it, specifying -E on the
LC command line.  TTX should pop up and be on the line with the first
error, showing the error in the title bar.  Hitting the function key
with "errparse" mapped to it should move to the next error.

There is one limitation to this setup - lsettx won't deal with errors
that aren't in the base file being compiled.  If you are compiling
test.c which includes test.h, and the error is in test.h, lsettx will
load in test.c anyway.

This works well enough to be quite useful.  If you really like it, you
can put -E into a SASCOPTS file in ENV: so all your compiles will
automatically call TurboText when errors are found.

Released into the Public Domain, by Steve Tibbett, May 18, 1991.