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Hi,

When I select a parameter, which is a data structure, of a procedure
interface, mark occurrences does not work at all. Selecting the data
structure i_qObj or one of its members (name or lib) somewhere else in
the procedure produces strange results:

// Selecting 'i_qObj' almost works:
// i_qObj in the PI is marked, but not in the PR.
// Selecting 'name' marks i_qObj in the PR, but
// but not in the PI. What about qObj_t? Should'nt
// it be marked, too? Not sure about that.
return i_qObj.name;

Can somebody please confirm that defect, before I open a PMR? See the
sample code included at the bottom.

Regards,

Thomas.

Sample source code:

ctl-opt main(main) dftactgrp(*no) actgrp(*new);

dcl-pr main extpgm('MRKOCR');
end-pr;

dcl-pr Object_getName char(10);
i_qObj likeds(qObj_t) const;
end-pr;

dcl-ds qObj_t qualified template;
name char(10);
lib char(10);
end-ds;

dcl-proc main;
dcl-pi *n;
end-pi;

dcl-ds qObj likeds(qObj_t);
dcl-s name char(10);

qObj.name = 'QRPGLESRC';
qObj.lib = 'QGPL';
name = Object_getName(qObj);

end-proc;

dcl-proc Object_getName;
dcl-pi *n char(10);
i_qObj likeds(qObj_t) const; // Does not work!
end-pi;

dcl-s name varchar(10);

// Selecting 'i_qObj' almost works:
// i_qObj in the PI is marked, but not in the PR.
// Selecting 'name' marks i_qObj in the PR, but
// but not in the PI. What about qObj_t? Should'nt
// it be marked, too? Not sure about that.
return i_qObj.name;

end-proc;


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