RE: [WDSCI-L] Question about LPEX Editor behavior

[<Rick.Chevalier@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Kelly,

I noticed this change a while back after applying an update.  I'm not sure 
which one, 5.1.2 I think.  The split and join behavior can be used by pressing 
alt-s or alt-j respectively.  In your case, position the cursor to the end of 
ws-my-variable and press alt-j.  this will move the -name line to the end of 
the ws-my-variable line.  Unfortunately you will have to remove leading spaces.

HTH,

Rick

-----Original Message-----
From: wdsci-l-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx
[mailto:wdsci-l-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx]On Behalf Of Kelly Cookson
Sent: Friday, February 25, 2005 8:42 AM
To: Websphere Development Studio Client for iSeries
Subject: [WDSCI-L] Question about LPEX Editor behavior


The behavior of my LPEX editor seems to have changed, and I'm missing something 
on how to change it back.

Suppose I have accidentally pressed the Enter key and split a line as follows:

000001          01  WS-MY-VARIABLE
000002                -NAME              PIC X(10).

What I'd like to do is using my backspace key or delete key to remove the 
spaces between VARIABLE and -NAME to put the line back together again.

Now, however, if I position my cursor in front of the -NAME, I can backspace to 
the beginning of the line but no further. It gets to this point and stops:

000001          01  WS-MY-VARIABLE
000002-NAME             PIC X(10).

Pressing backspace does nothing else. Nor does placing the cursor after 
WS-MY-VARIABLE  and pressing the delete key bring the line back together.  
Basically, I have to cut and paste, which takes me longer and is annoying.

I'm pretty sure I remember being able to bring lines back together with my 
backspace or delete keys. What did I do to change the editor behavior? How can 
I change it so my backspace or delete keys will bring two lines together?

Also, I have gone to Window > Preferences > Remote Systems > iSeries > LPEX 
Editor Parsers > COBOL a couple of times now and made sure the automatic syntax 
checking box was unchecked. I definitely checked the Apply button. I've even 
restarted WDSCi and my PC to make sure changes took effect (though this should 
really have nothing to do with it). Yet, I still messages popping up regarding 
syntax while I code.  For example, if I split a line, I might see this:

Thanks,
Kelly


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