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> And I'd love to be able to set an option on a > command PARM() definition that told it to > leave off "Number of values passed" from > the beginning of lists that I define. While it's > very useful for standard list parms, it just > gets in the way when I want to define a > mixed list that essentially creates a fixed > data structure such as what gets passed into > various APIs. I can't simply name the API > as the CPP; I have to create a CPP that > receives the parm, strips off "Number of > values passed" and then calls the API. It's a priviledge to be able to have access to the opinions of top quality programmers. Until Tom said this, I never once thought about it like this. I have been wrappering my API calls in either CL or RPG forever; the HLL provides the 'clean-up' and grageful error handling for my command definitions. Now that I hear the idea broached, it sounds attractive... Food for thought is good food indeed! --buck
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