RE: Wish List

[mcumming@xxxxxxxxxx]

The SIGNATUR curline option is not very useful I agree but it was already
there.  But, hitting enter and
having the signature placed in cols 1-5 automatically could be useful to
those entering code.  Also, you can
just hit ESC to go down to the command line.  You don't have to type MACRO,
just the name of the macro
will do.

Michele Cummings

WDT iSeries Development
IBM Toronto Lab



"Andy Leisk" <ALeisk@Banta.com>@midrange.com on 16/01/2002 10:05:45 AM

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It must be my untrained state of using Code/400 but it seems to me that
typing:
ABC01
in columns 1 thur 5 of an RPG (3 or IV) line takes less work than
moving my cursor to the bottom of the screen and typing
SIGNATUR curline

I have obviously missed something here !

What is the QUICK & EASY way to invoke commands like this?

Which also reminds me of a related issue - how does one quickly invoke a
macro without having to go down to the bottom and tying MACRO and then the
name of the macro.  There must be a better way that I just have not
discoverd yet.

Andy Leisk
Senior Programmer Analyst
Banta Global Turnkey Group
Menasha, WI 54952
(920) 751-4434

-----Original Message-----
From: mcumming@ca.ibm.com [mailto:mcumming@ca.ibm.com]
Sent: Wednesday, January 16, 2002 7:48 AM
To: code400-l@midrange.com
Subject: Re: Wish List


> 1) Multiple Clipboards - A 2nd Clipboard would be really nice.
> Unfortunately for me, I spend a great deal of time fixing broken code in
a
> major erp package.  Whenever I make a change, I add a 'Mod Mark' to the
> line, which references notes I have left at the top of the program.  The
> notes describe the change/fix.  Because Code is all Cut & Paste, it is
hard
> to keep this Mod Mark handy.  A second clipboard would allow me to do the
> normal c&p editing, but always have my modmark handy.

David, I'm not sure what language you use code for, but perhaps this will
be useful for you.

In the next service pack, the SIGNATUR macro has been fixed so that  it
will add a signature in cols 1-5 of
RPG programs when new lines are entered.

In command line:  'EXTRAS ON' first.
Putting 'SIGNATUR enable'  in the command line should TOGGLE signature
enabled.
Putting 'SIGNATUR curline'  in the command line will put the signature on
the current line regardless of whether or not signature is enabled.
Putting 'SIGNATUR' in the command line will prompt for a signature but does
not TOGGLE signature enabled.

In the next release, this will be menu enabled and hopefully we'll be able
to put the signature on changed lines
as well (not just new ones) which is probably more useful especially for
users who are fixing code rather than writing new code.


Michele Cummings

WDT iSeries Development
IBM Toronto Lab

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