RE: Coloring the RPG code

Dean,

If you use the copy/paste function in Code I don't understand why you would
want to use SEU to copy code from one source member to another.  This is so
much quicker and easier in Code when you have separate windows for each
source member.  Many days I have 5 to 10 source members open in separate
windows at the same time.  One thing I love is when I am editing a program
and I have to go change another one.  I just leave the original window
alone, open a new one and make the changes, then I can go back to the
original whenever I can.  Although I will use SEU occasionally for a quick
change I know my productivity using Code has increase a great deal.

Scott Mildenberger

> -----Original Message-----
> From: Dean Bathke [mailto:dbathke@Quintrex.com]
> Sent: Tuesday, February 12, 2002 6:58 AM
> To: 'rpg400-l@midrange.com'
> Subject: RE: Coloring the RPG code
>
>
> I have been using code/400 for around a year now and I do NOT
> consider it a
> replacement for SEU.
> It just depends what you want to do.
> You do see more Code in Code/400 than in SEU and scrolling is
> MUCH better.
> I use the Ctrl-C/Ctrl-V (Copy/Paste) quite often. In fact I
> have a code
> repository that I use to insert code 'snippets' into my RPG.
> This alone has
> saved me tons of time.
> The 'Navigator' in Code/400 is quite helpful as well. It shows you a
> graphical representation of your program. All the subroutines
> are in boxes
> and have connecting lines to subroutines they call and to
> subroutines that
> call them. GADS its early, Im rambling.  :)
>
> but DO NOT get me wrong, I stil use SEU to 'POP' in on some
> code to look up
> something. I use SEU when I want to copy code from one source
> member to
> another. So in short. Code/400 is just a tool. Its up to you
> WHEN you want
> to use it.
>