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Josee Labonte | 1 Apr 2006 01:26
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Re: Debug field value on hover not working

I do have the same issue,  nothing comes up when I hover.    What I do is the monitor view, and that works.

Josée

>>> lding@... 31/03/2006 5:13:19 pm >>>
John,

Did you see anything when you hovered over the field, for example, a 
popup text field or error message etc ? 
Can you monitor the field with monitor view ?

Thanks,

Li Ding
Problem Determination Tools for iSeries
IBM Toronto Lab
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date: Fri, 31 Mar 2006 11:23:27 -0600
from: "John Wallroff" < jwallroff@... >
subject: [WDSCI-L] Debug field value on hover not working.

I'm debugging an RPGLE program and the field value on hover is not
working. What's up with that? It's only been a week since I went
through and checked for any and all updates so I'm pretty sure my WDSCi
is up to date.

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Xuan Chen | 1 Apr 2006 23:08
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Re: Debug field value on hover not working

It seems there is a problem with the hover help.  I will try to reproduce
it next week.

Could one of you who has this problem open a PMR for it?  Thanks.

Regards,

Xuan Chen,  Problem Determination Tools for iSeries
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John Wallroff | 3 Apr 2006 00:40

Re: Debug field value on hover not working

I should be able to do that tomorrow when I'm back in the office.

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It seems there is a problem with the hover help.  I will try to reproduce
it next week.

Could one of you who has this problem open a PMR for it?  Thanks.

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Marco Facchinetti | 3 Apr 2006 11:01
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Enhancement requests Ctrl Space

I use a lot ctrl + space and I find it really helpfull but it can be more
effective if I can add an hint to functions, parameters and (why not)
variables.

Just an example, this function define the offsets:

d Afp_DefineOffset...             
d                 pr
d Hoffset                       10i 0 const
d Voffset                       10i 0 const

Would be nice to have something like:

d Afp_DefineOffset...                 hint('Define offeset in current page')
d                 pr
d Hoffset                       10i 0 const hint('Hor. offset')
d Voffset                       10i 0 const hint('Ver. offset')

So when I use ctrl + shift i can also have a brief description of the
function and the parameters. Right now it only suggest the funciton name and
the parameter type. 

I don't know how (adding a keyword, using comments or...) just want to hear
opinions and suggestions about it.

Marco

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P.Goovaerts | 3 Apr 2006 12:12
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Workspace Default Classpath (build path) settings

I know how to set the Java build path on project level.
I also know how to set the Java build path on Workspace level.

But, is it possible to set a Java build path on WDSCi level?

This is the current situation:
I have my projects in workspaces in a folder on a fileserver with 
following folderstructure:
==> Workspaces
======> WebProjects_A
======> WebProjects_B
======> GuiProjects_A
======> GuiProjects_B
======> TestProjects
When I want to work with a specific project, I launch WDSCi and enter the 
name of the workspace I want to work with.

Problem:
When i create a new workspace, i alway's have to set it's default 
Workspace properties first.  From then on, all projects used in that 
workspace has it's java-build settings from the Workspace settings.

Question:
Is it possible to keep default settings in a way that I can create new 
workspaces without having to remember how the default settings are?  Thus, 
when a new workspace is created, some defaults (i.e. userlibs in Java 
Build Path) are automatically set. 

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AGlauser | 3 Apr 2006 14:40

Re: Enhancement requests Ctrl Space

Hear, hear!

In my opinion, the way Eclipse uses Javadoc in a similar manner is one of 
its most useful features.  If we could do the same with RPG it would be 
great!

Adam

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I use a lot ctrl + space and I find it really helpfull but it can be more
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Vernon Hamberg | 3 Apr 2006 14:51
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Re: Enhancement requests Ctrl Space

I agree, too. Now we already have the comment area to the right, 
maybe that could be used, with a special lead in code as Javadoc uses.

Visual Studio also shows how this can be done really well - probably 
based on help files there, not sure. but lots of nice info on parameters, etc.

Vern

At 07:40 AM 4/3/2006, you wrote:

>Hear, hear!
>
>In my opinion, the way Eclipse uses Javadoc in a similar manner is one of
>its most useful features.  If we could do the same with RPG it would be
>great!
>
>Adam
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>Marco Facchinetti <facchinetti@...>
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Joe Pluta | 3 Apr 2006 15:11
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Re: Enhancement requests Ctrl Space

> From: Vernon Hamberg
> 
> Visual Studio also shows how this can be done really well - probably
> based on help files there, not sure. but lots of nice info on parameters,
> etc.

Vern, maybe I'm missing something but I don't see any help for my own
routines in Visual Studio.  Typically it just brings up a list of parameter
names and types, but no other information.  You DO get hints for system
functions, but there's no capability that I can see for commenting your own
procedures.

That's where a standardized commenting technique like Javadoc would be nice
for RPG; it would allow us to create our own help text which the IDE would
then recognize.

Joe

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Michael Ryan | 3 Apr 2006 15:20
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Re: Enhancement requests Ctrl Space

Would the IDE recognize 'JavaDocish' comments in RPG now?

On 4/3/06, Joe Pluta <joepluta@...> wrote:
>
> > From: Vernon Hamberg
> >
> > Visual Studio also shows how this can be done really well - probably
> > based on help files there, not sure. but lots of nice info on
> parameters,
> > etc.
>
> Vern, maybe I'm missing something but I don't see any help for my own
> routines in Visual Studio.  Typically it just brings up a list of
> parameter
> names and types, but no other information.  You DO get hints for system
> functions, but there's no capability that I can see for commenting your
> own
> procedures.
>
> That's where a standardized commenting technique like Javadoc would be
> nice
> for RPG; it would allow us to create our own help text which the IDE would
> then recognize.
>
> Joe
>
>
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> This is the Websphere Development Studio Client for iSeries  (WDSCI-L)
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AGlauser | 3 Apr 2006 15:35

Re: Enhancement requests Ctrl Space

Probably only if using the Java editor - but then the syntax checking 
would also be Java.  I think that this is a function that would have to be 
added in to the LPEX editor.

Adam

Michael Ryan wrote on 03/04/2006 09:20:23 AM:

> Would the IDE recognize 'JavaDocish' comments in RPG now?
> 
> On 4/3/06, Joe Pluta <joepluta@...> wrote:
> >
> > > From: Vernon Hamberg
> > >
> > > Visual Studio also shows how this can be done really well - probably
> > > based on help files there, not sure. but lots of nice info on
> > parameters,
> > > etc.
> >
> > Vern, maybe I'm missing something but I don't see any help for my own
> > routines in Visual Studio.  Typically it just brings up a list of
> > parameter
> > names and types, but no other information.  You DO get hints for 
system
> > functions, but there's no capability that I can see for commenting 
your
> > own
> > procedures.
> >
> > That's where a standardized commenting technique like Javadoc would be
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