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In order to achieve mixed-case procedure names, you use the RPGIV
EXTPROC keyword. (Otherwise the compiler converts the names to uppercase.)
I just did a little test using EXTPROC(*DCLCASE) and the RSE view
displays the (mixed-case) procedure names perfectly. (NOTE: I believe
*DCLCASE can only be with in free-format. Otherwise you'll have to
specify EXTPROC('MixedCase').)
In other words, the solution is with coding, not RSE.
Dcl-PR Proc1 Packed(5:0) ExtProc(*DclCase); >>>>>>> RSE
displays as 'Proc1'
Dcl-Parm Parm1 Date(*ISO) Value;
End-PR;
D Proc2 PR 5P 0 >>>>>>> RSE displays as 'PROC2'
D Parm2 D Datfmt(*ISO) Value
D Proc3 PR 5P 0 Extproc('Proc3') >>>>>>> RSE
displays as 'Proc3'
D Parm3 D Datfmt(*ISO) Value
HTH,
Brian.
On 22/10/2020 17:13, Justin Taylor wrote:
I have object filters in the Remote Systems view for my RPGUnit service
programs. The procedures listed under those service programs are all upper
case. It would be a lot easier to find the procedure I'm looking for if
those procedure names could be mixed case. Any way to do that?
TIA
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