RE: subfile SFLFOLD/SFLDROP and cursor positioning

Marvin, you are where I started from.  I'm betting that if you experimented
a bit you would be as surprised as I was.  Pressing F14 does not return the
program to the C-Specs.  If you put a debug breakpoint on the line after the
exfmt, you will not see the program source when you press F14 or the page
down & page up keys. 

As to setting the fold/unfold indicator, it really is just a matter of
eval-ing the indicator to equal theSFLMODE() keyword.  Its just one line in
the program, and there is nothing more needed.  Not even at *inzsr time.

Its a matter of taking out superfluous lines, not adding them; at least so
far that appears to be the case.
 
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Booth Martin
http://www.martinvt.com
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From: RPG programming on the AS400 / iSeries
Date: 10/24/05 16:35:36
To: RPG programming on the AS400 / iSeries
Subject: RE: subfile SFLFOLD/SFLDROP and cursor positioning
 
First, you could use F14 to change the fold/unfold in conjunction with
the SFLDROP/SFLFOLD and the SFLMODE keys words.  A little more
programming but it will work.  I use them to keep the fold/unfold
consistent between enter keys.
 
Second, you would have to, as Matt Tyler suggested, use the INFDS for
the display file to find out where the cursor is, and by calculation,
determine which record it is on. But as I pointed out, it could get a
little hairy is you move the current subfile record to the top of the
subfile area.  If you keep it consistent by not putting *TOP on the
SFLRCDNBR, then it is possible.
 
Marvin