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Subject: Not all source files are born equal (to VS Code)
From: Gad Miron <gadmiron@xxxxxxxxx>
Date: Sun, 27 Apr 2025 21:03:59 +0300
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Hello guys

I have on my PC a VS Code / Code for i studio connected to our dev machine.
After defining a certain filter - only Q* files in library LIB
The tool shows a list of Q* source files alright and hovering over them
shows the
number of members in each (and also CCID ans suc)
However,
Some of the source files can not be "opend" to expose their members
(and edit those)
Yet other source files do let me get to the member level and edit them.

VS code version is 1.99.3
Dev machine is 7.5

What gives?

TIA
Gad

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