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  • Subject: Re: What bugs you about KLISTs in RPG IV?
  • From: "R. Bruce Hoffman, Jr." <rbruceh@xxxxxxx>
  • Date: Thu, 17 Jun 1999 09:05:39 -0400

Dan Bale wrote:
> 
> Programmers are also able to throw KLISTs all over the source now (and, boy, 
>do
> they ever!).  What happens more in maintenance?  A) Keys to a file changing?  
>or
> B) trying to find the KFLD fields of the KLIST that is associated with a CHAIN
> or a READE that is causing problems?  In all the environments I've been in, 
>99%
> of the time it's "B".

You know, searching for a klist is only an F16 key away.

Or, if you use LPEX, ctrl-f.

Just about any editor can find the klist.  The problem is that you are
suggesting that we remove the klist and scatter the information across
the program instead of just one place.

Standard tenent in coding:  one op, one place, one change.

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