Re: Compiling rpg source

[Stuart Rowe <rowestu@xxxxxxxxx>]

Yeah, I also find it annoying that the outline is arranged by what I'll call
"class".  I'd rather they were just all listed alphabetically instead of
having to know I'm looking for an "indicator" when, like you, I don't know
where a data element originates or what type it may be.

Might be cool to be able to select a data element name in the source and
have a function to "find in outline".  It'd almost simulate the "find
declaration" function in other language IDEs.

I also find the error list clunky and always in my way in how it A) becomes
unsynchronized and B) steals focus from my editor randomly (Very Annoying
While Coding).

Stu



On Fri, Nov 12, 2010 at 04:20, David FOXWELL <David.FOXWELL@xxxxxxxxx>wrote:

> When checking my compile errors, I'm finding I'm often better off looking
> at the green screen listing for the following reasons :
>
> Need to know field attributs, and you can't search the outline view as you
> can the listing
> Insert a line to correct an error, the other error messages below that line
> are no longer synchronised
> Speed of compilation
> After several compilations, LPEX seems to go into slow motion. The task
> manager shows nothing happening with cpu usage or memory.
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