Hi David,
I don't believe Column Sensitive Editing was available in version 5.0
5.0 is a very early release of the product and you should really upgrade
to a more current release, as there are many fixes (including some for the
SEU prefix commands in LPEX) and enhancements.
You should be able to order a refresh of the product to get the latest
release.
Merci :-)
Violaine Batthish
WebSphere Development Studio Client, IBM Toronto Lab
wdsci-l-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx wrote on 09/21/2006 03:46:05 AM:
Thanks a lot for all the responses, I have learned a lot.
A couple of things :
I couldn't find Column sensitive editing anywhere. I'm on V5.0 in French
so
I need to know the exact path to find the box to check. Pasting with
control
C moves everything right.
Alt Z : everytime I use it, the selected block increases in width by one
character.
C in the margin followed by OO on the start and finish lines only copies
over the first line, which is why I was using SEU.
My prefered method is to select the block with Alt R, and type block fill
*
: I noticed that I can select the block, hit escape which brings me to
the
command line, hit the up key and select my las block fill commande.
Almost
as fast as SEU !!!!
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Objet : Re: [WDSCI-L] Paste in LPEX for RPG
I use a similar method for commenting blocks. If I need to comment a
large number of lines, but some skip some, I use the block select as
detailed by Adrian, and then the Selected > Overlay with Selection
option
(shortcut Alt+Z).
Start by commenting out a few lines manually. Then rectangle select >1
lines of *****. I usually try to guess the smallest block I'll be
commenting at a time - usually two or three lines. Then, you can
cursor
down to the next block you need to comment, and hit Alt+Z, repeating as
necessary.
HTH,
Adam
wdsci-l-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx wrote on 20/09/2006 11:44:04 AM:
1.- The OO command should work in LPEX as well.
2.- Paste should also work. Ensure you set "Column sensitive
editing",
so the original lines are not shifted right.
2.- In LPEX you can select a rectangle block (Alt+R at each of its
two
diagonally-opposite corners), then Esc to go to the LPEX command line
and enter:
block fill *
or alternatively, after the rectangle selection was done, right-mouse
click to bring up the pop-up menu, Selected > Fill selection > *.
David Foxwell wrote:
When we comment out blocks of code, we use "*****" in column 7.
I can't do this efficiently in LPEX. Instead, I have to leave
LPEX, open the member in SEU, create a line with **** and copy this
line over the lines of code with "OO".
This is totally ridiculous. There must be another way.
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