74-1
string
   Input-part*
   ...
   into  Dat-3  [pointer  Dat-4]
                          Num-4
   [overflow
      imperative-statements-1*]
   [not overflow                                                 85-1
      imperative-statements-2*]
   [end-string]
    .

Input-part*
   /Dat-1  ...  delimited  Dat-2
                           Lit-2
                           size
   /Lit-1  delimited  size

MX limitation:
   phrases not overflow and end-string are not implemented
    

                                                                 MX-2
string
   Dat-1  [pointer  Dat-2] [length  Dat-3]
                    Num-2           Num-3
   ...
   into  Dat-4  [pointer  Dat-5] [length  Dat-6]
                          Num-5           Num-6
   [overflow
      imperative-statements*.]

Limitations:
   this format is not implemented in the others dialects
                                                                 85-2
   the analogy of it is possible with "reference modification"
   string
      Dat-1 (Point-1:Length-1)
      into Dat-2 (Point-2:Length-2)
      etc ..
    

                                                                 74-1
unstring  Dat-1
   delimited  [all]  DatX-1
                     LitX-1
      or  [all]  DatX-2
                 LitX-2
      ...

   into
      output-result*  ...
   [pointer  Dat-6]  [tallying  Dat-7]

   [overflow
      imperative-statements-1*]
   [not overflow                                                 85-1
      imperative-statements-2*]
   [end-string]
    .

output-result*
   Dat-3  [delimiter  DatX-4]  [count  Dat9-5]

MX limitations:
   phrases
      pointer, tallying, not overflow and end-string
      are not implemented
    

                                                                 74-1
inspect  DatX-1  tallying

   Dat9-2  for  characters  [before  initial   DatX-4]
                data-spec*   after             LitX-4

   ...

data-spec*
   leading  DatX-3
   all      LitX-3
    

                                                                 74-2
inspect  DatX-1  replacing

   characters  by  DatX-3  [before  initial   DatX-4]
   data-spec*      LitX-3   after             LitX-4

   ...

data-spec*
   all      DatX-2
   leading  LitX-2
   first
    

                                                                 85-3
inspect  DatX-1

   tallying  "see 74-1"  replacing  "see 74-2"
    

                                                                 85-4
inspect  DatX-1  converting  DatX-2  to  DatX-3
                             LitX-2      LitX-3

   [before  initial   DatX-4]
    after             LitX-4

MX limitations:
   this format is not implemented
   but there is transform statement at disposal
    

                                                                 MX-5
inspect  DatX-1  [pointer  Dat9-2]  [length  Dat9-3]  tallying
                           Lit9-2            Lit9-3

   Dat9-4  for  characters  [before  initial   DatX-6]
           =    data-spec*   after   terminal  LitX-6

   ...

data-spec*
   leading  DatX-5
   all      LitX-5
   ending

Limitations:
   this format is not implemented in the others dialects
    

                                                                 MX-6
inspect  DatX-1  [pointer  Dat9-2]  [length  Dat9-3] replacing
                           Lit9-2            Lit9-3

   characters  by  DatX-5  [before  initial   DatX-6]
   data-spec*      LitX-5   after   terminal  LitX-6

   ...

data-spec*
   leading  DatX-4
   all      LitX-4
   ending
   first
   last

Limitations:
   this format is not implemented in the others dialects
    

                                                                 MX-7
inspect  DatX-1  [pointer  Dat9-2]  [length  Dat9-3]
                           Lit9-2            Lit9-3

   tallying  "see MX-1"  replacing  "see MX-2"

Limitations:
   this format is not implemented in the others dialects
    

                                                                 MX-1
transform  DatX-1  from  DatX-2  to  DatX-3
                         LitX-2      LitX-3

Limitations:
   this format is IBM OSVS extension
   in the others dialects except MX and MF is not implemented