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ok...it's partly my fault on that. the "Library" field on the control
file maintenance is not really the name of a library. if you leave the
keyword as "RPGLE" record type "KEYWORD" it should work. the library
field in this case is really a source type not a library name. the
control file maintenance program was written as a separate project. i
just used it in ILEDOCS to simplify things (and reduce coding time!! ). if
you can send me the source code (or just the comments from the source code
i'll take a look and see what it issue is and how to deal with it.
Thanks,
Tommy Holden
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[IleDocs] Keyword starting positions
I copied the RPGLE-TEXT tag to TXT-TEXT and ran the ILEPARSE over the
README member. The programming crashes at source line 541 of procedure
KEYWORDCHECK().
I had added a new library (?) called TXT. I copied it from RPGLE-TEXT
keyword. I left everything alone on the new TXT-TEXT entry and
proceeded to run ILEPARSE over QTXTSRC-README.
I was just playing around but I felt like the tool should have worked
any way.
Here is the code it should have worked on but did not:
// If Position Is Greater Than Zero A Keyword Was Found
Position = %Scan(%Trim(CtlData.Prefix+CtlData.KeyWord):ScanData);
If Position > 0;
SCANDATA = '@TEXT: ...'
Where ... is a continuation until actual end of data in scandata.
CTLDATA.PREFIX = '@'
CTLDATA.KEYWORD = 'TEXT '
Thanks, Matt
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