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I tried the function again and it gave me THREE different results which explains why I thought it was not there - since I tried it on the third instance mentioned below), within two statements: D MyRecord E DS EXTNAME( FILE01 ) Qualified IF Not RecSelect ( MyRecord: %Size( MyRecord ): AnotherParm ) ; Type = MyRecord.TYPE ; ENDIF ; Ctrl-Space on the first instance of MyRecord seems to work fine. The second instance (in the %Size BIF) displays an error pop-up: "The command for the key you pressed failed. Reason: com/ibm/etools/iseries/editor/codeassist/rpgle/DataStructureProposalMatch incompatible with com/ibm/etools/iseries/editor/codeassist/rpgle/FieldProposalMatch The third instance (on the assignment) gives me a list of PROCEDURES from one of my service programs being used in this program! Is this a known issue? I am fairly current on fixes, but I'll check that now. -mark Original Message: ----------------- From: AGlauser@xxxxxxxxxxxx Date: Tue, 19 Sep 2006 11:07:55 -0400 To: wdsci-l@xxxxxxxxxxxx Subject: Re: [WDSCI-L] Enhancement Suggestion
Along similar requests for "keying aids" I'd like to suggest (or put
my
vote in for) allowing ctrl-space to work for qualified data structures. When the cursor is on a qualified DS and ctrl-space is pressed, the subfields should be dropped down and allowed to be selected.
Doesn't this work already? The one caveat is that in order for the context sensitive prompter (ctrl+space) to know about the subfields, your outline view must be up to date. If updating your outline view doesn't work, perhaps you are missing some updates or something? On that note, it would be really cool if the outline view was able to be updated with changes to the current source member on the fly - a la the Java editor. I know this is problematic due to external references, but as Mark said:
... but I'm sure the wizards in the lab can handle it.
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