Re: LPEX Edito For CLLE

I'm coming back to Gio's original questions - that is actually a comment, and RDi will put comments at the end of the line. I just tried it.

Now it looks like the line here goes past 80 characters - in this case, RDi will put the rest on the next line - according to default (probably) RDi formatting, which puts 13 blanks at the start of a line, the length of this statement is 74 - and adding the comment and a space is 83.

My initial reaction was that there were labels (it's been a long time!!!) - but they are not comments, they are up to 10 characters, right? and they are at the start, followed by a colon - there is a setting in RDi whether these are on the same line or on the line before.

Although labels are used as targets for GOTO, there's no reason not to use them as Gio wants to, as markers for change.

So instead of

/*AA01*/ chgvar var(&KOOBJ) value(&KOOBJ *BCAT (%SST(&BUFFER 1 20))


use

AA01: chgvar var(&KOOBJ) value(&KOOBJ *BCAT (%SST(&BUFFER 1 20))


then it should stay on the line, unless you set RDi to put it on the preceding line, which could also be useful for marking change.

We tend to use comments before and after change, especially multiple line changes.

But a label for single line change seems not a bad idea.

Regards
Vern

On 5/18/2020 7:52 AM, Justin Taylor wrote:

You can always turn off CLLE formatting entirely.

Window->Preferences
Remote Systems->Remote Systems LPEX Editor->CL
Automatic formatting (checkbox)


HTH



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Hi all

For tracing my source change, i usually insert in column from 1 to 6 an annotation like "/*XX01*/

Example :

/*AA01*/ chgvar var(&KOOBJ) value(&KOOBJ *BCAT (%SST(&BUFFER 1 20))


But when i confirm my line in LPEX, automatically it change the line in this way :


chgvar var(&KOOBJ) value(&KOOBJ *BCAT (%SST(&BUFFER 1 20))
/*AA01*/


Is there any way to disable this automatic reformat ?


Thanks in advance





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