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  • Subject: Source Scan Utiltiy
  • From: "Scott Swaim" <scott71@xxxxxxxx>
  • Date: Thu, 30 Apr 1998 11:09:26 -0500

    I am looking for a utility that will scan a source file for a character string.  I code all of my Data structures in external members and then /Copy them into my program.  I need to be able to identify which programs would need to be changed if I modify a Data Structure.
 
Here is an example of what I am lookinf for:
 
    Source File .......... QRPGLESRC
        Library   ...........     *LIBL
 
    Scan String .......... 'Hello'
    Output        ..........  *                   *, *Print
 
 
 
    This would scan all members in the source file for the scan string.  It would then output to screen/printer a listing a which members contained the string.  I woudl be helpful if it woudl in\gnore case but this might not be possible.
      Any suggestion on how to proceed would be very much appreciated.  The utility, once completed, would be made available to anyone who requested it @ No Charge of course.  My company allows me to write programs on their system and still keep copyright to the ideas/Source/compiled program. Only if I do it outside normal business hours.
 
TIA
Scott Swaim
 

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