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It was asked recently about being able to send key strokes to RDi tocommands.
activate the Aldon compile option from within LPEX. It can be done
but that's not very reliable.
So I took Scott Klement's tool (BUILD) and made some modifications to
create non-typical CRT objects like SQL Tables using an Aldon create
command, ACMSCREATE or ACMSPDMCR1.
Here is the article link for reference (you should just need basic
access to get the article and the original code)
http://systeminetwork.com/article/updates-general-purpose-build-tool
Then I added the features that I wanted and removed Scott's specific
features.
To use this command activate the Compile menu and choose to work with
compile commands. You add this command as one of your compile
I use this as my base, BUILD OBJ(&L/&N) SRCFILE(&L/&F)in
DBGVIEW(*SOURCE)
REPLACE(*YES) USECMS(*YES) OPTION(*EVENTF).
Now I can use Ctrl+Shift+C in LPEX editor for SQL or pseudo source
object types and have them create using Aldon create command.
This new code added has been lightly tested with Aldon nor fully
tested with the objects assigned to delta releases or the same object
multiple releases. And there are bits that are specific to our setup.
Using this newer version of the command also does not allow for the
errors list to appear, yet. The keyword OPTION(*EVENTF) is not passed
from the Aldon command to the system create commands. You might get
the events file to be used I believe if you modify the create commands
in used by Aldon and add the OPTION(*EVENTF) to all the CRTx commands.
CMD : http://code.midrange.com/50183eb8b2.html
RPG : http://code.midrange.com/a81db46575.html
HELP : http://code.midrange.com/dd14f5c8b5.html
Thanks to Scott Klement for providing the base BUILD command.
Thanks, Matt
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