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Rob
One, How does this have three reads? *inlr=*on; dow ReadFile(Myfile); // your processing here; EndDo;
I believe he was commenting on your second example, to the original poster, which had three %EOF's in. Personally I would use that "traditional" structure although I'd switch *INLR on after the EndDo and not before. Having said that, I think your use of a ReadFile() procedure is a great idea - wish I'd thought of it.
Two, In your example, what happens if I add this ITER line?
*inlr=*on;
read myfile;
Dow not %eof(myFile);
// your processing here;
iter;
read myFile;
EndDo;
I understand that you're drawing attention to the fact that an infinite loop would occur if the ITER was inserted before the second READ, but I would hope that any programmer worth his salt would spot the problem pretty quickly. Regards Jonathan
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