RE: RLU -- RPG400-L

Skip and Space move printed lines.

**Note. It seems to like to move in its own SPACEB(1) even though you
already have a record line set up with a SPACEA(1). Also likes to move in
Space in the middle of lines.

** Could be something I'm doing. So normally I'll just use it to do up front
big changes.
then go into PRTF and finish it off. Returning to JUST View for position.

If starting with something like this.
HDR R
                1'TEST1'
             +1'TEST2'
             +1'TEST3'
             +1'TEST4'
                 SPACEA(1)
When touched and saved with RLU.
HDR R
                1'TEST1'
                  SPACEB(1)
             +1'TEST2'
             +1'TEST3'
             +1'TEST4'
                 SPACEA(1)


Bill H

-----Original Message-----
From: TomCruise TomCruise [mailto:indian_tomcruise_24@rediffmail.com]
Sent: Friday, September 20, 2002 4:21 AM
To: rpg400-l@midrange.com
Subject: RLU


Hi
In RLU  "skip"  and "space " are used ...what for they r used..is
it to separate lines or fields???

Best Regards to all,
Tom


On Fri, 20 Sep 2002 Rich Duzenbury wrote :
>At 10:26 AM 9/19/02, Buck Calabro wrote:
>> >Is the service program approach really
>> >the bees knees?
>>
>>Yes, yes, a thousand times yes!
>
>Boy, you really sound convincing. I gave it a try and I'm still
>not sure
>about this.  Here is where I came up short:
>
>In my mind, I imagine ILE to be a four tiered hierarchy:
>
>Binding Directory (one or many) has
>         Service Program (one or many) has
>                 Module (one or many) has
>                         Function (one or many)
>
>I realize that more arrangements can be made than this, but this
>seems
>principally how I can see it working.
>
>Right now, my biggest issue with the whole deal comes down to
>managing the
>service programs.  Say I create a new module, I've got to
>recreate the
>service program that it should reside in.  I've got to update my
>binder
>language source first - by hand it would appear.  Then CRTSRVPGM
>-- and I
>have to retype all of it's constituent module names.  If there
>are 100
>modules, yuck.  I'm sure to forget one.
>
>If I just update a module, I have to UPDSRVPGM - provided I
>didn't change
>the interface to any routines.  I don't see a great way to
>automate the
>process -- it would be easy to break.
>
>A 'make' utility might go a long way towards making the system
>work
>efficiently.  Although I don't think a regular make utility (as
>I'm used to
>seeing them on other platforms) could effectively deal with
>updating the
>binder language source -- at least out of the box.
>
>Are you manually managing the binder language source?  What, if
>any, tools
>are there to help?
>
>Thank you.
>
>Regards,
>Rich
>
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