User source sequence options

[Matt.Tyler]

Does CODE/400 allow or will allow for the ability to allow the "end-user" to create source sequence line options that call exit programs like SEU does? I would like to have a option (like G for go to) to put on a subroutine/procedure name and have the editor position to it. -- Thanks, Matt Tyler mattt@wincofoods.com

[Matt.Tyler]

I will answer my own question. I just got through browsing RPGILE400.LXL and I noticed several lines wth the ACTIONPREFIX item coded to handle SEU sequence options. I would assume that any user defined sequence options goes in RPGILE400.LXU. Anyone who has done this please send me a response, I would like to see what you have done. -- Thanks, Matt Tyler mattt@wincofoods.com "Matt Tyler" <mattt@wincofoods.com> wrote in message news:ad2ude$255g$1@news.boulder.ibm.com... > Does CODE/400 allow or will allow for the ability to allow the "end-user" to > create source sequence line options that call exit programs like SEU does? > I would like to have a option (like G for go to) to put on a > subroutine/procedure name and have the editor position to it. > > -- > Thanks, > Matt Tyler > mattt@wincofoods.com

[batthish@ca.ibm.com]

Hi Matt, There are several functions available in CODE Editor which may do what you are looking for: 1) Try View->Show->Subroutines The Show menus filter out all undesired items, just press Ctrl-A to show all after you've moved your cursor to the line you want. 2) Try View->Navigator->Open This will open a very nice window with the hierarchical view of your source. All you have to do is click to position your cursor to the desired subroutine. 3) Try View->Match->Jump (Ctrl-Shift-M) and View->Match->Select (Shift-M) Use this to jump, or select from the top of a construct (ie, IF,WHEN, BEGSR) to the bottom (ie, END, ENDSR) and vice-versa. You might also prefer to define a hot key rather than using the prefix area. Hope this helps! Violaine Batthish CODE Project Lead Toronto Lab, IBM Canada