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Hi Joe,
If you look at the content assist proposals for IF, you will see that the
IF_Statement has a different icon (a paper) than the other 2 (A key with an
ABC below it).
That's because the IF_Statement is the only one that is a template, while
the other 2 are content assist proposals provided by the COBOL content
assist processor.
Thus, you only see IF_Statement in the list of templates and not the other
2 (as they are not templates, and you are not permitted to modify them).
thanks,
Violaine Batthish
WebSphere Development Studio Client, IBM Toronto Lab
wdsci-l-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx wrote on 04/23/2007 11:11:18 AM:
Continuing along the COBOL line...
There are a lot of great templates in the COBOL editor. Type IF and hit
Ctrl-Space and you'll get several options: IF - ELSE - END-IF, IF -
END-IF
and IF_Statement. Of the three, though, only IF_Statement shows up in
the
list of templates in the preferences.
Where are the other templates defined?
Joe
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