Re: [WDSCI-L] Contents of a file, was something else

["Mark Phippard" <MarkP@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

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Rob,

You mean bring the fields into a separate view?  I don't think so.
Although you could probably split the source member and then run the macro
in just one of the views.  Perhaps if you hacked the macro you could make
it do the split automatically?

Also, if you are using WDSc, the RSE has some nice features for displaying
the record formats of database files.

Mark





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Dave,

Thank you for that hint on how to get the field list.  Is there a way to
do that via split screen?

Rob Berendt
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<snip> I also must admit that at other points it causes a tremendous loss
in
time due to the lack of basic features (ex. I wanna look at the contents
or
definition of a file) so that I'm switching constantly between Code/WDSc
and
TN5250.  <snip>

Did you know that if you enable the "Extras" one of the options is to
import
a field list into your source.  Purple text (just like syntax error
lines).

It has been a big time saver for me.

>From HELP:
To install and enable the EXTRAS macros, issue the following editor
command.


EXTRAS ON

This enables the macros.

The EXTRAS macros consist of several types of files:

Macro files
Profiles
Editor commands
More about the EXTRAS command


IMHO,

Dave Boettcher
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