Re: Importing C source into i Projects drops curly brackets

Joep,

"Import" means menu option "Import remote source..." of the context menu of an i Project. First create an i Project, then select " Import remote source...".

Thomas.

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Thomas,

What do you mean by 'import'?

If I open a C-member from a source file with CCSID 500 in LPEX I see curly brackets.

If I copy the member to a source file with CCSID 273 (FMTOPT *MAP, of
course) and open that in LPEX I see the curly brackets as well.

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"WDSCI-L" <wdsci-l-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote on 02-11-2016 08:29:10:

Thomas Raddatz <thomas.raddatz@xxxxxx>

02-11-2016 08:30

[WDSCI-L] Importing C source into i Projects drops curly brackets

Hi,

Here is another strange thing that happened today with RDi 9.5.1:

When I import a C source member from a source file with CCSID 273
(ccsid does not actually matter), then all curly brackets are not

imported!

So the following snippet:

// -------------------------------------------------------
// Open a Record File for I/O Operations //
-------------------------------------------------------
_RFILE * C_Ropen(const char * filename, const char * mode) {
_RFILE *fp;

fp = _Ropen( filename, mode);

return fp;

}

// -------------------------------------------------------

Is imported as:

// -------------------------------------------------------
// Open a Record File for I/O Operations //
-------------------------------------------------------
_RFILE * C_Ropen(const char * filename, const char * mode)

_RFILE *fp;

fp = _Ropen( filename, mode);

return fp;



// -------------------------------------------------------

Any ideas?

Thomas.

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