RDI 9.0 and OCL36
Hi :) Is it possible to get a LPEX editor that can parse OCL36 code ? When I open up a OCL36 source to day in RDI 9.0 then the lines show up like this. 000100940728// LOAD S3811A 000200921015// MEMBER USER1-S3811MSG Best regards Laurits
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Hi Laurits,
These forums are for the products built on top of Jazz, which RDi is not. However I am not aware of any way to get the LPEX editor to parse OCL36 code. This sounds like an Enhancement request. The forum/mailing list RDi users use is the following: http://lists.midrange.com/mailman/listinfo/wdsci-l You can also open up Enhancement Requests on the RDi team through the RFE website: https://www.ibm.com/developerworks/rfe/execute?use_case=changeRequestLanding Note: Product name to use is: Developer for Power Systems |
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Hi Kevin
I have found a way to make this work maybe not the best way but I seams to be working, but I am still missing one thing RDI doesn't remember the setting I do for this to be working! Go to Windows -> Preferences -> General -> Editors -> File Assocations and put in *.olc36 with Associated editors - Basic LPEX Editor. Then open a olc36 source and go to Windows -> Preferences ->LPEX Editor in the button of this note you can se some like C:\users\xxx\Workspace\xxx.ocl36 Here you can set the parser to cl and set the Sequence Numbers to Numbers column = 1 Numbers width = 6 Text column = 7 Text width = 6 Now your olc36 is shown in the right way :) But as soon as you open up a new ocl36 file you have to do last part again !!! This was working in RDP 8.5. Any ideas would be more then welcome :-) |
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