Re: COBOL support in RDi?

[Vernon Hamberg <vhamberg@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

I've also turned off column-sensitive editing - too much weirdness when 
pasting in stuff - with RPG it's not just column 7, it was any of the 
columns, where the data pasted would end at the column boundaries.

As to copy-past, you can always use the SEU command codes.

As to Alt-C putting stuff where not expected, I think that's a matter of 
adapting to its behavior - those come from a different editor and have 
their own idiosyncrasies - but are fantastic to have - Alt-R to select a 
rectangle and then Alt-Z to overlay it anywhere - marvelous tool.

HTH
Vern

On 7/24/2015 8:23 AM, BKBratager@xxxxxxxxxx wrote:
> Jeff,
>
> You can also use Ctrl-D to duplicate the current line.  That may do what
> you want as well.
>
> I may have also changed my preferences to disable (column sensitive
> editing).
> 	Window > Preferences > Remote Systems > Remote Systems LPEX Editor
> (then uncheck Column sensitive editing)
> _________________________________
> Brian Bratager
>
>
> > I didn't realize RPG had cross-reference data in the outline view.  Yes
> > that would be nice to have in COBOL.
> >
> > I am using Ctrl-C and Ctrl-V.  It had something to do when they added all
> > the column support after WDSC, could not just copy and paste one line if
> > you started the copy from Column 1.  The pasting of the line stops at
> > Column 7.
> >
> > I tried Alt-L and Alt-C and still sometimes it doesn't work paste the one
> > line correctly.  Also notice the Alt-L  Alt-C paste it one line below
> where
> > I want to copy.  I want to copy a line from Column 1 and paste it on the
> > next line below it starting in Column 1 and I have never been able to get
> > it to work consistently since WDSC 7.  Coping more than 1 line never
> gives
> > me issues, just 1 line by itself.
> >
> > Thanks,
> > Jeff