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On 2017-09-26 11:13 AM, Vernon Hamberg wrote:
I believe one can also /include or /copy non-**free stuff into a
**freesource - I can't verify it for I-specs, and it does mean
maintaining an extra source member just for I-specs.
You're right, you can copy non-**FREE source into **FREE source and vice
versa.
If you had multiple sections of fixed-form code, say both I and O specs,
you could put them in the same "extra" source file and use /IF to choose
which section of code you wanted. That way you'd only need one extra
source member.
Source member ABC001:
**FREE
...
/DEFINE ISPECS
/COPY ABC001H
...
/DEFINE OSPECS
/COPY ABC001H
Source member ABC001H:
/if defined(ISPECS)
IRECORDB
I BFIELD1 AFIELD1
I BFIELD2 AFIELD2
/undefine ISPECS
/eof
/endif
/if defined(OSPECS)
Oqprint e
O afield
O 'some text'
/undefine OSPECS
/eof
/endif
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