Re: Vertical line in editor - is it possible?

[adrian <stori@xxxxxxxxxx>]

1.- You invoke "hairline", which will not work unless you also regisater 
this command (e.g., from the preference page).

I suggest you add this line:

  import com.ibm.lpex.samples.CursorHairline;

and replace:

  lpexView.doCommand("hairline cursor");

with the straight:

  CursorHairline.install(lpexView, true /*trackCursor*/);

2.- Please note that calling:

  lpexView.doDefaultCommand("updateProfile");

is without effect, as the user profile is actually called during the 
execution of this command (when a view is initialized).

Peter.Colpaert@xxxxxxxxx wrote:
> I followed the instructions to the letter, but it doesn't seem to work for 
> me.
>
> Here's the source of my UserProfile1 class:
>
> package com.mycompany.lpexExtensions;
>
> import com.ibm.lpex.core.LpexAction;
> import com.ibm.lpex.core.LpexView;
>
> public class UserProfile1 {
>         public static void userProfile(LpexView lpexView) {
>                 // define new action
>                 lpexView.defineAction("insertSemicolon2Action", new 
> LpexAction() {
>                         public void doAction(LpexView view) {
>                                 // go to the end of the line
>  view.doAction(view.actionId("contextEnd"));
>                                 // insert a semicolon and comment string
>                                 view.doCommand("insertText ; /*  */");
>                                 // position the cursor in the middle of 
> the comment
>                                 view.doAction(view.actionId("left"));
>                                 view.doAction(view.actionId("left"));
>                                 view.doAction(view.actionId("left"));
>                         }
>                         public boolean available(LpexView view) {
>                                 // allow the actino to run for any visible 
> text line in a writable document
>                                 return view.currentElement() != 0 && 
> !view.queryOn("readonly");
>                         }
>                 });
>         // assign keys "Ctrl+5" to run insertSemicolon2Action
>         lpexView.doCommand("set keyAction.c-5 insertSemicolon2Action");
>         lpexView.doCommand("hairline cursor");
>         lpexView.doDefaultCommand("updateProfile");
>         }
> }
>
> Am I doing something wrong, because I don't see the hairline when I open 
> an RPGLE member.  I still need to type "hairline cursor" every time I open 
> a source.