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Ok, so now that we've cleared that up..... <g>  

I'll rephrase the question:
Why do I not see the parameter names for procedure prototypes in outline
view.  

The situation that raises the issue for me is a vendor supplied service
program (written in C) that I am calling from my RPG application.  I
converted the .h member to a copy member with the RPG prototype definitions.
Here's one of the prototypes:

D VstSetJuris...                                             
D                 PR            10i 0 ExtProc('VstSetJuris') 
D  pDataHdl                       *   Value                  
D  pJurisAccTyp                 10i 0 Value                  
D  pJurisAccCd                  10i 0 Value                  
D  pJurisGeo                    10u 0 Value                  
D  pJurisState                   2a                          
D  pJurisZip                     5a                          
D  pJurisCity                   25a                          
D  pJurisCnty                   20a                          
D  pJurisInCity                 10i 0 Value                  
D  pJurisRetCd                  10i 0 Value                  

Now, I want to use this prototype, I type VstSetJ<ctl+space) and get the
popup:

VstSetJuris - int(10,0)
        ExtProc('VstSetJuris')
(
        pointer(16)
        int(10,0)
        int(10,0)
        unsigned_int(10,0)
        char(2)
        char(5)
        char(25)
        char(20)
        int(10,0)
        int(10,0)
)

and the completion code fills out the parm seperators, waiting for me to
fill them in.  I just can't tell from the popup what needs to go in there.

Eric DeLong
Sally Beauty Company
MIS-Project Manager (BSG)
940-898-7863 or ext. 1863



-----Original Message-----
From: Jon Paris [mailto:Jon.Paris@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx]
Sent: Monday, December 15, 2003 11:45 AM
To: Websphere Development Studio Client for iSeries
Subject: RE: [WDSCI-L] Outline view - Prototype field definitions


 >> Regarding subprocedures, what do _YOU_ mean about subprocedures not
accepting parameters? <grin>

Oooopssss - in your original note you said "subroutines" which of course is
what I meant to say - but since I never use subroutines these days I
automatically translate all references to the word when typing <grin>

Jon Paris
Partner400
www.Partner400.com

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