Not if that's the extent of the code. For simple, short programs that do not warrant subprocedures, I start with /free but never write the /end-free.
By the way, regarding another question, Jon said many moons ago (here or in one of his articles, I can't remember) that in the subprocedure the *only* place that the name of the subprocedure is required is on the P-spec that begins the subprocedure. After reading that, I have since eschewed the procedure name on both the interface (PI) and the P-spec end statement. As he pointed out, it does make searching a lot cleaner (whether in PDM or WDSc).
Jerry C. Adams
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/end-free is not required?
Time to look at some language specs... sheesh.. where have I been?
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Actually not. It is not required to have the /end-free. :)
But you would need:
*INlr = *On;
So it is still a wash.
Sharon Wintermute
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Jon,
You missed your /end-free. Looks like a wash.
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"hard"?
PHP
===
<?php
echo 'Hello World';
?>
RPG IV /Free
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/Free
Dsply 'Hello World';
That's one line less in RPG!
Sorry - couldn't resist!
Jon Paris
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On Jan 8, 2010, at 11:15 AM, rpg400-l-request@xxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
I agree it would be hard to bring up data to a screen with RPG with
little
to no experience.(referring to the challenge using different
languages) All
you need is an echo statement with PHP.
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