Re: Re: Outline view to source always one row too high (bug?)

Craig,

Thanks! I looked all over for that parameter. Mine was not selected
originally but now it works. I agree that it should be set as a default.
Another parameter could be added that would allow positioning the cursor
versus highlighting the line, or both.

Gregg

----- Original Message ----- 
From: <craigs@xxxxxxxxx>
To: <wdsci-l@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Tuesday, September 23, 2003 8:27 AM
Subject: [WDSCI-L] Re: Outline view to source always one row too high (bug?)


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> Gregg,
> I was wrong about positioning the cursor and you don't have to
> double-click, just click the field in the outline view as you mentioned.
> You are correct that the cursor does not position to the text.  The cursor
> remains in the outline view.  I think this is to allow you to use the
arrow
> keys to flip through the outline view until you click in the source area.
> If you have highlighting turned on, you will see the line containing your
> selection.  I was thinking that the highlighted line always follows the
> cursor but not in this case.  By default, highlighting is off.  I don't
see
> any reason why highlighting shouldn't be on all the time.  Turn on
> highlighting with Windows > Preferences > Remote Systems > iSeries > LPEX
> Editor Parsers.  Click "Highlight current line".  Can anyone at IBM think
> of a reason why "Highlight current line" shouldn't be the default?
>
> Thanks,
> Craig Strong
>
> <snip from Craig>
> I have noticed that whenever I double-click a field, subroutines, or
> other element in the outline view, it positions me to the file, field, or
> subroutine in the RPGLE source but the cursor is always one row too high.
> With highlighting on, actually highlights the row above the field, file,
or
> subroutine found.
> <end-snip>
>
> ** Gregg wrote:
> Craig,
>
> When I click on a field in the outline it is positioned in the middle of
> the
> line editor. However, my source does not contain any lines of /TITLE or
> /EJECT. My cursor also does not position to the text either. That is why I
> was wondering if it is a value that needs to be set to allow positioning.
>
> Gregg Willow
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: <craigs@xxxxxxxxx>
> To: <wdsci-l@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
> Sent: Monday, September 22, 2003 2:17 PM
> Subject: [WDSCI-L] Re: Outline view to source always one row too high
> (bug?)
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> > Ahh yes!  There is a /TITLE.  No /EJECT's though so that probably
> explains
> > being one off.  I tried doing the refresh on the source again making
sure
> > there weren't changes made to the source and it was still one off.  So,
I
> > am almost sure that is what it is.  Thanks for looking at it!  Someone
> else
> > mentioned theirs positioning in the center of the source.  I suspect if
> you
> > count the /TITLE and /EJECT's, this is how many rows off you would be.
> > Mark, the Ctrl+Space worked for auto-complete after refreshing the
> Outline
> > view.  I just kept searching the archives and found the Ctrl+Space in a
> > post a little later aftrer I posted that one.  Thanks again for your
> help!
> > It looks like Ctrl+Space always auto-completes on opcodes.  The Outline
> > view doesn't even have to be up for auto-completing fields and files.
> Just
> > make sure an Outline view has been refreshed some time before.
> >
> > Thanks,
> > Craig Strong
> >
> > ** Nazmin wrote:
> > Craig,
> >    Do you have directives like /eject, /title in your source? That would
> > put your positioning up by one for each of these directives. Yes, this
is
> a
> > bug and I am currently looking at it. If this is not what is causing the
> > problem, please do send me the snippet of the source that causes the
> > problem and I would be glad to look at it.
> >
> >
> > Regards,
> > Nazmin Haji
> > Eclipse iSeries Tooling Development
>
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