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Re: Default extproc syntax not recognized by content assist

On 2019-04-16 12:14 PM, Joe Pluta wrote:
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       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).


In CL, you put the procedure name in quotes to prevent it from being uppercased:

callprc 'myproc'

Same with the EXPORT command in your binder source

EXPORT SYMBOL("myproc")

By the way, you can't code EXTPROC without a parameter.


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