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Playing with RDi 9.5.0.3
I have the following source snippet, and when I click on ScnDta and ScnDta1
with the "Marking occurences of given entity" toggled on, it doesn't mark
other instances, or put an arrow beside the line to indicate it realized
that it recognizes what I'm doing.

I played with it, and I found that if I specify a likeds(xxx) for a valid
data structure template, that clicking on the data structure declaration
doesn't work, but if I create a likeds(xxx) for something I haven't
defined, like ScnDtaBad in this case, that the marking occurences function
works. So, clicking on ScnDta2 does work for me.

I'm confused. Am I doing it wrong, or is this a bug?


dcl-ds ScnDta_t qualified template;
Sts uns(3);
Typ uns(3);
end-ds;
//****************************************************************
// Begin Calculation Specifications
//****************************************************************
dcl-s Scn1 ind;
dcl-s Scn2 ind;
dcl-ds ScnDta likeds(ScnDta_t) INZ;
dcl-ds ScnDta1 likeds(ScnDta_t) INZ;
dcl-ds ScnDta2 likeds(ScnDtaBad) INZ;
//************
ScnDta=ScnDta1;
ScnDta2=ScnDta;


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