Re: Parameter names in Outline view prototypes - PLEASE!

[Violaine Batthish <batthish@xxxxxxxxxx>]

Hey Charles, Peter,
Firstly, this request (parameter names in outline view) is already on our
list, I have added your feedback to help increase the priority of the item

Secondly, the RPG outline view is very different than that for DDS.  The
DDS outline view does not require any communications with the iSeries (RPG
outline view does a full verify function in order to populate itself).
Having said that, we also have a requirement to enable RPG outline view to
work asynchronously, which would then allow the dynamic update you are
requesting.

thanks,

Violaine Batthish
WebSphere Development Studio Client, IBM Toronto Lab




wdsci-l-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx wrote on 03/20/2007 08:01:53 AM:

> Even more so, this also happens in the DDS editor.
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> To quote Mr Cozzi: "How hard can it be..."
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> <ducks and runs>
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> Peter Colpaert
> Application Developer
> PLI - IT - Kontich, Belgium
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> The other big item on my wish list would be having the outline view
> refresh itself.  I don't mean
> automatically doing a "refresh".  I mean when I add a line to a source
> member
> D myvar       s       10a
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> Then myvar would show in the outline view without hitting refresh.  More
> importantly, "myvar" would be
> available via Code Assist at that time to.  Since the syntax checker
> usually knows when the definition
> is complete it would seem that it should be possible to update the
outline
> view.  In addition, the
> Java editor works this way.  There's no "refresh" needed to make
> variables/procedures available to
> Code Assist in Java.
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> It's just a little frustrating to code a procedure interface and a bunch
> of local variables then have
> to refresh the outline view before I can use any of them in Code Assist.
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> Thanks,
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> Charles Wilt