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Tami
Thanks for this link. I checked it out and have a couple comments.
Joe says the idea of the "screen" is something we've not had.
Quote from the 2nd page
The concept of a screen is something new that we've sorely needed for a
long time; you’re able to group related display-file records into a screen
End quote
Not exactly true, since the CODE Designer has that very organizational
concept. It works in the same way, as you select the format to work on
with a "...click of the mouse..." in both. It was also possible to add
record formats to the display in SDA. That is admittedly not as useful,
since you can't save the "screen" there as you can in CODE Designer or
in the RDPi Designer.
The ability to drag off a palette is a nice feature and is likely to be
a timesaver.
As I see it, Screen Designer is based on CODE Designer, with more
capability and, I believe, an easier-to-use interface.
The article is a good intro to the Screen Designer, albeit a little
hyperbolic and maybe even a bit mistaken in detail.
HTH
Vern
Tami Deedrick wrote:
http://www.ibmsystemsmag.com/ibmi/webexclusive/32123p1.aspx
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