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Cool, I found the formatting options...
Window>Preference>Remote Systems>Remote Systems LPEX>IBM I Parsers>ILE RPG>Formatter....
You can change the number of spaces to indent. I knew it was thee some where. I have Developer friends who do not have a 3rd party inventor like Linoma. So, this will be good to share!
-Ken Killian-
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Subject: [WDSCI-L] RDi 9.5 indenter not too bad. Not perfect, but pretty good!
RDi 9.5 built in indenter, Ctrl+Shift+F, is not too bad. It is not perfect, and pretty good for the first pass...
It gets just a smidge confused when trying to indent code with right hand comments. No biggie, but different.
Sadly, because it updates the indent, it also updates all the source dates too...
I like the Linoma RPG Tool box/plug in, it has the option *NOT* to update the source dates, when just updating the code indentation. And since it has been doing code indentation a lot longer, it is more refined.
But, my test run of the built indenter is a lot better than no indenter! This will be an excellent start for those without a 3rd party plug-in.
Thanks IBM!
-Ken Killian-
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