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  3. December 2006

Another CL Parser question

I like to keep all my source members in one file (DAVESRC for example) which I define with a maximum record length of 112 characters. When I am editing CL programs and have the parser set to not use the One Parameter per line, the parser allows (forces) lines to extend to the maximum record length (100 in the case of DAVESRC).
While this is okay with me for my source files, but when working for a client using these same 112 length source files, the CL source will be truncated when I transfer my 112 CL source file to their standard 92 character QCLSRC.
Is there a CL parser or editor preference to limit how much of the source file line can be used? In my example, when I am using a 112 character source file, I would like the editor and/or the parser to "know" that I only want the CL source lines to be a maximum of 80 characters. Currently the editor does tell me that Truncation will occur when I exceed 100 characters in my CL source. 

Thanks again.

Dave Murvin
DRM Enterprises, Inc.

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