Re: Copying source lines produces strange result

Hi,

Another strange problem I am faced with is, that copying some source line right before /free produces a strange result when the selection starts with an empty line. In this case the /free and the empty line switch their positions. Can somebody confirm that problem?

Regards,

Thomas.

Example code:

H main(main)

D main pr extpgm('RDI.001')

P main b
D pi

// Select the following four lines (starting with the empty line)
// and use CTRL-C to copy the selection into the clipboard.
// Put the cursor at position 1 of the /free line.
// Use CTRL-V to paste the clipboard.

// That puts the /free at the wrong line.
D copyThis4LinesBeforeSlashFreeDoesNotWork...
D s 10a

// The result of the 4-line copy is:

// Before:

// D result s 10a
// /free
//
// *inlr = *on;
//
// /end-free
// P e

// After: Notice that the /free and the empty line switched positions!

// D result s 10a
// /free
// // That puts the /free at the wrong line.
// D copyThis4LinesBeforeSlashFreeDoesNotWork...
// D s 10a
//
//
// *inlr = *on;
//
// /end-free
// P e

// Select the following two lines and use CTRL-C to
// copy the selection into the clipboard.
// Put the cursor at position 1 of the /free line.
// Use CTRL-V to paste the clipboard.
D copyThis2LinesBeforeSlashFreeWorksAsDesigned...
D s 10a

D result s 10a
/free

*inlr = *on;

/end-free
P e



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