Re: Compile (Prompt) keyboard shortcut

[Vernon Hamberg <vhamberg@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

Hi Joe

A partial answer to your request is already there in WDSC - so long 
as you leave it open. In the iSeries command view there is a command 
history, and the compile commands that you use from whatever source 
are listed there - so you can get back to whatever you used earlier, 
prompt it if you wish, and then use it again. This is something I 
tend to forget about and am grateful for when I remember it.

What you ask for - to associate a certain set of parameters with an 
object - has always been the purview of the change management 
products - not that it could not be done, I suppose.- or contained in 
the comment header, as in Alan's utility or in methods published over 
the years.

Regards
Vern

At 08:17 AM 3/22/2007, you wrote:

> > From: Justin Taylor
> >
> > A single program is never in more than one library.  Normally it goes to
> > a specific object library based on the source library, although there
> > are exceptions.
> >
> > Under preferences, you can set the Object library to *CURLIB, *SRCLIB or
> > a specific library.  That would probably work if I had a separate
> > connection for every library, but I feel that I have too many libraries
> > for that to be feasible.
>
> How do you deal with this in green screen, Justin?
>
> I ended up writing my own CRTOBJ command which handles the various compile
> issues and then wrapped that inside a PDM option.
>
> What I would like is to be able to create a number of Create commands (well,
> this part is already there) and have them be "sticky".  The LPEX editor
> would remember the last create command you used for a given source member
> and would default to that one (today, it simply defaults to the last compile
> command for any member of the same type).
>
> If we had this, then a keyboard shortcut to compile a member would use the
> last create command for that member.  You could always override it using the
> standard menu from RSE, but other than that, you could edit, verify and
> compile without having to even access the RSE (except for the initial open
> of the member).
>
> Joe
>
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