Re: String Literals in CLLE VS RPGLE

Oh but it DOES have that, just not called "literals". There is "Numeric"
and "Numeric2" for numeric literals appearing in different places. Also
"User Symbol" and "User Symbol2" for character literals. I know because I
had to find them to make them black (personally I hate them being
colored). For the SQL flavor, there are "SQL Numeric Constant" and "SQL
Character String Constant".

Stu



On Thu, Sep 26, 2013 at 12:07 PM, Ken Killian <kkillian@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

Why is that I can format string Literals inside of CLLE, but not inside
RPGLE?

I am talking about this preference:

Windows>Preference>Lpex Editor>parsers>parser Styles

CL has "Literals" for color formatting...

While RPG, ILERPG & ILERPGSQL does not have the option for "Literals"...

I would think there might be RFE. If there is one, I would certainly vote
for that!

To see my literal in a different color, was the first thing I loved about
color syntax. It is the most used feature in my other tools. It just seems
strange that LPEX for RPG does NOT have this... <Big Frown>

I am stuck using good old NotePad++ to edit my complex literal statements.
<frown>


-Ken Killian-
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