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  3. December 2006

Re: CTL + L

Use Ctrl+Shift+L - it will prompt you for the sequence number (you'll enter 302). Ctrl+L prompts for the line number in the document. 

CRepaka@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
I would say CTL + L is not really working the way COBOL programmers expect. Please make changes to RSE if you could. I am explaining the situation again below with clear example.
The following code has just 12 lines. How to go to line 000302? (do not say enter 4, since we have just 12 lines you know it is 4th line but in large programs we don't know the actual line number) 

000100  C                     MOVE 'N'       CD1ASW  1
000200  C                     MOVE *ZEROS    WSEQNB  50
000301  C                     CALL GEN121    GN0121
000302  C                     MOVE 'Y'       GENCK   1
000303  C                     MOVE 'N'       CD1ASW  1
000304  C                     MOVE *ZEROS    WSEQNB  50
000400  C                     MOVE 'N'       CD1ASW  1
000500  C                     MOVE *ZEROS    WSEQNB  50
000600  C                     CALL GEN121    GN0121
000700  C                     MOVE 'Y'       GENCK   1
000800  C                     MOVE 'N'       CD1ASW  1
000900  C                     MOVE *ZEROS    WSEQNB  50

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