Re: reading source code

["Rick Klopfer" <rklopfer@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

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Rick


>>> Kelly Cookson <kc62301@yahoo.com> 03/21/02 08:35AM >>>
Hi.

I would like to try my hand at developing some
programs to analyze COBOL-400 source code. We store
the source code for each COBOL program as a member in
a source physical file.

What would be the best way for me to access the source
code for analysis? Is there any way to READ a member
in a source physical file? Is there any way to save a
member as a data physical file (e.g., a flat file with
one line of source code being one record)?

I'd appreciate any ideas.

Thanks,

Kelly Cookson




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Rick
>>> Kelly Cookson <kc62301@yahoo.com> 03/21/02 08:35AM >>>
Hi.
I would like to try my hand at developing some
programs to analyze COBOL-400 source code. We store
the source code for each COBOL program as a member in
a source physical file.
What would be the best way for me to access the source
code for analysis? Is there any way to READ a member
in a source physical file? Is there any way to save a
member as a data physical file (e.g., a flat file with
one line of source code being one record)?
I'd appreciate any ideas.
Thanks,
Kelly Cookson
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