Re: display only lines newer than ??/??/??

[G Armour <garmour400m@xxxxxxxxx>]

Yes, SEU has *some* powerful features to it.  The only one you had that I
missed was the 'f' option on the Find to find the 'f'irst instance in the
source.  Previously, I had always gone to the top of the source before
doing the find, *OR* (maybe this is a tip that some don't know about) if I
remain in the middle of the source without going to the top, I'll type in
the Find command and then tab down to a Sequence Number and enter 1 &
field exit, then press Enter.  This will also start the find from
statement #1.00.  But I like the 'f' option better.

Also, I didn't notice anyone mentioning that the Hide command works
differently in the browse and edit sessions.  In an Edit session, Hide
basically hides lines the same as the eXclude command does - you get the 
  ------------- 1 data records excluded --------
lines.  Whereas in a browse session, you have no idea if lines are hidden
except (possibly) by breaks in the sequence number.

GA

--- Buck <buck.calabro@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> > I have to say, for all the carping about SEU, most
> >of us have not really used all it can do.
> 
> You should see the people's faces when I show them stuff like:
> 
> f mysubr f   /* Find the first instance of 'mysubr' */
> f end 12 25 /* Find 'end' in factor 1 - leaves out all of the 'endnn'
> operation codes.  Great for finding end tag */
> f '20' 71 76 /* Find indicator 20 in the indicator columns and nowhere
> else.
> */
> 
> It pays to know the columns in RPG-fixed.
> 
> Copy an L1 subroutine as the basis for L2:
> cc...cc...b  /* Copy a block */
> xx...xx   /* exclude the newly copied block */
> c L1 L2 a x  /* change all L1 references to L2, but only within the
> excluded
> block */
> F5   /* show all lines again */
> 
>   --buck


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