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I assume that this issue is a defect in RDi. When I try to open a copy
book from the /COPY statement of an IFS source file, I receive error
message EVFR0026 "*LIBL/*LIBL/QRPGLESRC('H_SPEC.rpgle') not found." That
implies to me that RDi tries to open a member of a source physical file
instead of an IFS file:



The module compiles fine using the following command:

CRTRPGMOD MODULE(QTEMP/BASICS1RB)
SRCSTMF('/home/raddatz/ubmsys/QBASICS1/basics1rb.rpgle')

Since the compiler locates the included IFS file, it should be a bug in
RDi.

Thomas.

rpg400-l-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx schrieb am 03.12.2013 09:43:16:

Von: cmartin@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
An: rpg400-l@xxxxxxxxxxxx,
Datum: 03.12.2013 09:43
Betreff: Use RDi in the IFS and make autocompletion work
Gesendet von: rpg400-l-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx

I put my rpgle sources in the IFS for ages.
There is a lot of benefits.
I can put my sources in a git repository (http://www.git-scm.com/).
I can create files and folders with a long name.
I can organize sources in subfolders, etc.
It is worth it.

There is something that bother me a little.
If I put my rpgle sources in qsys instead, using RDi, I can use
autocomplete from copied sources.
I don't have this feature in the IFS, and I want it.

What does it mean :
When i have 2 sources in QSYS :
------------------------
Source1.rpgle :
P DisplayHelloWorld...
P b EXPORT
D pi
/free
dsply 'Hello world';
/end-free
P e
------------------------
Source2.rpgle :

/free
//I type "D" => RDi suggest "DisplayHelloWorld" (and parameters,
etc.)
DisplayHelloWorld();
/end-free

/copy LIB/qrpglesrc,source1
------------------------

If I have 2 sources in the IFS :
------------------------
SourceIfs1.rpgle :
P DisplayHelloWorld...
P b EXPORT
D pi
/free
dsply 'Hello world';
/end-free
P e
------------------------
SourceIfs2.rpgle :

/free
//I type "D" => RDi don't suggest "DisplayHelloWorld"
DisplayHelloWorld();
/end-free

'SourceIfs1.rpgle'
------------------------

This missing feature is quite annoying, is there any way to get it back
?
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