Hi Steve,
this is what I was looking for. Thank you.
I have another question. The section "Include Directory" is on a global
level. I have a lot of connections in the remote systems explorer and the
different connections need different include directories. Is there a way to
handle this?
Frank
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Betreff: Re: [WDSCI-L] LPEX editor and stream files containing ILE RPG
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Hi Frank,
It's under preferences, Remote Systems -> IBM i -> Program Verifiers -> ILE
RPG -> Defines; you'll find a section called Include Directory. Add them
using the New... button.
If you are using a recent version of RDi, type "Defines" in the "type filter
text" search box on the Preferences. (Preference finder is very handy for
finding preferences!)
Hope this helps!
Steve Ferrell
w. www.helpsystems.com
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Hi,
we are starting to store ILE RPG sources in stream files and I have the
following problem when I open the LPEX editor for a stream file containing
ILE RPG source.
I use the following copy compiler directive in the source.
/copy 'qrpglesrc/mycpysrc.rpgle'
The copy compiler directive points to a stream file which is defined with a
relative path. The command CRTBNDRPG contains the parameter INCDIR. In this
parameter I can specify all directories the command CRTBNDRPG is searching
for the copybook at compile time, so I am able to compile the source.
When I open the LPEX editor the source will be parsed and the LPEX editor
says that the copy book is not available. I understand this message, because
I havn`t told RDi where to search for the copy book. The problem is, that I
don`t find any place in RDi where I can specify the include directories the
LPEX editor has to search for the copy books. Does anybody know how to solve
the problem?
It would be great, if anybody could point me to the right direction.
Frank
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