Yes, that part of the RDi outline is very useful. Code for i's outline does start out looking like a list of files and variables, but if you collapse it, or just scroll to the bottom, you'll see the routines and procedures. Unfortunately, like the fields, these do not have where they're referenced from. However, it does make moving around the source more convenient.
Herb.
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I had to install more extensions to get the Outline to work (I just installed IBM i Development Pack).
The Outline has not changed. It's nothing but a list of variables. RDi Outline shows every reference and marks which refs modify the variable.
On Tue, Apr 15, 2025 at 12:48 PM Herb Rea via MIDRANGE-L < midrange-l@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
It is much improved. The Outline is now similar but not exact;
however, it is very useful for navigating around the source. It's under "Explorer".
I've moved the Outline to the right side. Having it together with the
Mini Map makes a great combination. For me, it works best when I
collapse all in the Outline.
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