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Aaron,
Regarding the selecting a method and using Ctrl+click to go to the
declaration, I think this is the same as F3 (Open declaration).
We did add F3 for ILE RPG subroutine and procedure names to take you to the
declaration if within the same member.
Eric Simpson
WebSphere Development Studio Client for iSeries, IBM Toronto Lab,
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Having something like this would rock (i.e. RPGDocs). There is more ILE
being done everyday and I hope the tooling matures in those area's much
like
the default Java Eclipse functionality has. One feature that I love is
being
able to click on a method using Ctrl key and go directly to that methods
definition and code without having to click open the file manually. The
other feature I really like is the "return to last edit" button. This saves
me a lot of time (when in Java) because I am constantly going from file to
file making changes or just looking around and having the ability to easily
go back to the last edit location can save a minute or more of looking
around.
Those are my thoughts. I think some of this was brought up during the
early
releases of WDSC 5.x and a lot got ruled out just because of the language
differences and where the compiler resides and the ability to resolve to an
object appropriately.
Aaron
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From: wdsci-l-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:wdsci-l-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx] On
Behalf Of Joe Pluta
Sent: Monday, April 03, 2006 8:11 AM
To: 'Websphere Development Studio Client for iSeries'
Subject: Re: [WDSCI-L] Enhancement requests Ctrl Space
> From: Vernon Hamberg
>
> Visual Studio also shows how this can be done really well - probably
> based on help files there, not sure. but lots of nice info on
> parameters, etc.
Vern, maybe I'm missing something but I don't see any help for my own
routines in Visual Studio. Typically it just brings up a list of parameter
names and types, but no other information. You DO get hints for system
functions, but there's no capability that I can see for commenting your own
procedures.
That's where a standardized commenting technique like Javadoc would be nice
for RPG; it would allow us to create our own help text which the IDE would
then recognize.
Joe
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