Re: Parameter names in Outline view prototypes - PLEASE!

Peter,
First, very lovely country you live in. I was there in 2005 and loved it!
Second, I think that WDSC suffers from non-use by the community at large. I'm
speculating that the vast majority of requests are coming from either non-RPG
development efforts or highly specialized projects, like commercial training.
If the tool becomes accessible and viable to the majority of RPG developers out
there, I think more and more requests for the stuff that applies to their world
will be requested and thus more users will move to it.

For example, adding something to WDSC that exclusively or primarily helps out
Java development probably adds 2 or 3 new users (I'm being generous) and
satisfies a handful of existing users. Adding something to WDSC that RPG
developers want/need could add dozens if not hundreds of new users as well as
satisfy the silent few who already use the product.

-Bob Cozzi
www.i5PodCast.com
Ask your manager to watch i5 TV


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Even more so, this also happens in the DDS editor.

To quote Mr Cozzi: "How hard can it be..." 

<ducks and runs>

Peter Colpaert
Application Developer
PLI - IT - Kontich, Belgium
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<some very good stuff snipped>

The other big item on my wish list would be having the outline view 
refresh itself.  I don't mean
automatically doing a "refresh".  I mean when I add a line to a source 
member
D myvar       s       10a

Then myvar would show in the outline view without hitting refresh.  More 
importantly, "myvar" would be
available via Code Assist at that time to.  Since the syntax checker 
usually knows when the definition
is complete it would seem that it should be possible to update the outline 
view.  In addition, the
Java editor works this way.  There's no "refresh" needed to make 
variables/procedures available to
Code Assist in Java.

It's just a little frustrating to code a procedure interface and a bunch 
of local variables then have
to refresh the outline view before I can use any of them in Code Assist.

Thanks, 
 
Charles Wilt