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On Thu, 6 Jun 2002, Jim Langston wrote: > > I don't think there is a truly elegant way to do this in RPG, although C has > solved the problem with it's syntax: > > while ( read(somefile, somebuffer) != NULL ) > { > > } > > which we don't seem to have (yet) in RPG. > You could do something very similar in RPG like this: c dow read_file(key1: key2: key3) c .. do stuff .. c enddo P read_file B D read_file PI 1N D key1 10A D key2 10A D key3 10A c klistb klist c kfld key1 c kfld key2 c kfld key3 c klistb reade IN057P2 c return %EOF(IN057P2) P E Another way, of course, would be to call the functions from the C-runtime to read the file from an RPG program. (And therefore make it work much the same way as the C language)
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