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I would make use of this. We have a lot of variables that start with "w_" so positioning doesn't work in this case. And when there's a copybook bringing in 100's of w_ fields, it's a pain to sift through (b/c I'm pretty sure they are presented in order of appearance in the copybook - vs. alphabetical). Also - if I'm looking for a DS subfield, and there are 20 DS's, this would make it easier to locate to find the definition.
However, if content-assist could be all that every suggested it could be in a previous thread, I would rarely go to Outline for field definitions (for me it's more of a navigational tool).
-Kurt
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Might be cool to be able to select a data element name in the source and have a function to "find in outline".
I heartily agree! Anyone else?
Sam
On 11/12/2010 3:57 PM, Stuart Rowe wrote:
Might be cool to be able to select a data element name in the source
and have a function to "find in outline". It'd almost simulate the
"find declaration" function in other language IDEs.
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