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Okay, a little more fun and excitement for the day.
After some tracking, it turns out that this syntax is unrecognized by
Ctrl-space:
dcl-pr myproc extproc end-pr;
The problem becomes apparent when you look in the Outline view and you
see the prototype but the name (inside the EXTPROC keyword) is empty.
It shows as "EXTPROC ( )". If I specify a name:
dcl-pr myproc extproc('YourProc') end-pr;
It works (and allows me to prompt for myproc, as it should). If I do
this, it works:
dcl-pr myproc extproc(*dclcase) end-pr;
Now I see the export as 'myproc' all lower case. And again I can
prompt. The problem of course is that if you go with *dclcase, you have
to be consistent and use mixed case everywhere. I don't exactly know
how to do that in CL (but only because I haven't tried).
Anyway, that's the final issue for the day. Okay, for this morning
anyway. Maybe. :)
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