Re: jpex editor and embedded SQL -- WDSCI-L

Peter

A lot of these have changed. I was going to rant about backward compatibility, but...

Alt-s is used for the "splitjoin split" command, Alt-j for the "splitjoin join" command. Enter in SEU mode is the "openline" command, which I could not find quickly in the help text.

To see what a key does, use

query action.keyname

so "query action.enter" tells you what is done when enter is pressed.

These can be set from the menu, under the Options menu, Key behavior->Customize..., where you can see descriptions of what is done (but not the command names). One trick is to make a change to the enter key, then use the above query command to see what you did.

HTH
Vern

At 01:51 AM 11/2/2004, you wrote:

Vern,

do you by any chance know the CODE/400 version of these settings - if they
exist at all?  I tried these but they don't seem to work.

Thanks,

Peter Colpaert
Application Developer
Massive - Kontich, Belgium
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Rick

There are 3 "split" functions you can set to a key. "split" takes
everything from the cursor to the end of the line and puts it at the start

of a new line. Alt-s already does this, Alt-j joins them up again.

"splitLine" does something similar, except that in RPG, e.g., it starts
the
data under the specification column of the new line.

"splitAndShift" puts the data directly under its former location. I like
this one, I think.

BTW, case matters - "splitandshift" does not work.

I would try them out first - go to the command line below the editor
window
and type

set keyAction.enter split

then

set keyAction.enter splitLine

then

set keyAction.enter splitAndShift

and see what you like. Once you settle on one, go to Preferences->LPEX
Editor->User Key Actions, where you can set up your defaults. Put the word

"enter" in the Key bos and one of the splitting actions in the Action box
and click on the "Set" button.

If you want to see the actions you can use, put the cursor in either the
Key or the Action box, press F1. There will be a link to the help that
lists the actions.

Good luck
Vern

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