Re: Problem with debugger & based data structures -- RPG400-L

At 06:47 PM 6/10/03, you wrote:

Looks interesting.
Does it matter what the variable is named? Is it actually called
"stuff" in your original code or is that just an example name?

No, it's not really called 'stuff' in the original code. I needed to make a stripped down example for posting to the list. Just for fun, I changed the variable in the function to be called stuff_in, but have the same problem:

 **************************************************************************
 * Run a test...
 **************************************************************************

P test            b
D test            pi              n
D  stuff_in                           likeds(stuff_t)

D result          s               n
 /free
    stuff_in.alpha = 'Hello, World';
    stuff_in.unsigned = 1;
    return *on;       // Breakpoint 2 here
 /end-free
P test            e

If I try to eval stuff_in at breakpoint number 2, I get 'Identifier not found'. I also tried %var(stuff_in), no success either.

Thank you for any further suggestions you may be able to offer.

The reason I say that is because I had an issue with fields named
"qual". They would not work with the debugger.
To view them I had to use the %var(qual) built-in function in the
debugger.  e.g.:

eval %var(stuff)

-Bob Cozzi

Regards, Rich

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