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The split option are interesting. I may redefine a-s to splitLine. Or maybe c-s-s. What I would really like in RPG is a split feature that would allow me to take something like this: C+ select field1, field2, field3 and quickly turn it into this: C+ select field1, C+ field2, field3 and then into this: C+ select field1, C+ field2, C+ field3 I often paste unstructed, hard to read, SQL into my programs and I like to reformat it to a less "steam of consciousness" style. Right now I use alt-s, then RR and OO commands, but I'd like to do it more quickly. I don't suppose you've run into this while researching the splitting options? Sam >From: Vernon Hamberg <vhamberg@xxxxxxxxxxx> >There are 3 "split" functions you can set to a key. "split" takes >everything from the cursor to the end of the line and puts it at the >start of a new line. Alt-s already does this, Alt-j joins them up >again. > >"splitLine" does something similar, except that in RPG, e.g., it >starts the data under the specification column of the new line. > >"splitAndShift" puts the data directly under its former location. I >like this one, I think. > >BTW, case matters - "splitandshift" does not work. ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Find the music you love on MSN Music. Start downloading now!
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