Re: Indent on "ElseIf"

[mcumming@xxxxxxxxxx]

Presumably, when coding the Free Form RPG you would have done your own
indenting as you like to see it so you would have already lined up your IF
with your ENDIF (if that is what you like).  The only visual that you would
be missing would be the dashes.   (True).   If the problem is matching up
IF/ENDIF etc. or perhaps you forgot an ENDIF somewhere along the way,  you
can always use the View->Match option (CTRL-M) which is quite useful for
this.

Michele Cummings

WDT iSeries Development
IBM Toronto Lab


Phil Groschwitz <sublime78ska@yahoo.com>@midrange.com on 14/01/2002
11:20:24 AM

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Subject:  Re: Indent on "ElseIf"


> Due to the column dependencies of fixed form RPG,
> the indent view was
> introduced into CODE to give the users a nicer way
> of viewing their source.
> With free form RPG, the user is in total control and
> can indent their
> source however they like.  That is the reason why it
> was not implemented
> for free form code.
>

It's not the indentation per se that is a benefit -
it's the visual association between the IF, DO, etc
and the corresponding ENDxx.

Free form doesn't remove the problem of missing or out
of sequence ENDxx's.

My .02
Phil

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