RE: Coloring the RPG code

I have been using code/400 for around a year now and I do NOT consider it a
replacement for SEU.
It just depends what you want to do.
You do see more Code in Code/400 than in SEU and scrolling is MUCH better.
I use the Ctrl-C/Ctrl-V (Copy/Paste) quite often. In fact I have a code
repository that I use to insert code 'snippets' into my RPG. This alone has
saved me tons of time.
The 'Navigator' in Code/400 is quite helpful as well. It shows you a
graphical representation of your program. All the subroutines are in boxes
and have connecting lines to subroutines they call and to subroutines that
call them. GADS its early, Im rambling.  :)

but DO NOT get me wrong, I stil use SEU to 'POP' in on some code to look up
something. I use SEU when I want to copy code from one source member to
another. So in short. Code/400 is just a tool. Its up to you WHEN you want
to use it.



> -----Original Message-----
> From: Buck Calabro [SMTP:Buck.Calabro@commsoft.net]
> Sent: Monday, February 11, 2002 3:44 PM
> To:   rpg400-l@midrange.com
> Subject:      RE: Coloring the RPG code
>
> >I defy anyone to show me a real, timesaving,
> >superior function using CODE that I can't
> >duplicate or at _least_ have a usable
> >workaround using SEU, when coding strait RPG.
>
> Regular Expressions.
> Macro Language.
>   --buck
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