sticky scroll shouldn't show comments

[alexbodn]

Development environment used

• Z Open Editor version:
• Editor Platform
  • [* ] Visual Studio Code
  • [ ] Red Hat CodeReady Workspaces
  • [ ] Eclipse Che
  • [ ] Standalone Theia
• Editor Platform Version:
• Operating System (on which VS Code runs such as Windows 10 2004, otherwise name and version of platform such as OpenShift v4.3): debian 12 bookworm
• Java Version (when using VS Code or Theia, execute java -version and paste the details here): openjdk 17
• [ ] Related to RSE API?
  • RSE API Plugin version:
  • Zowe CLI version: 7.29
  • Node.js version: 18 lts
• Logs attached (see here how to get them): yes/no

Problem Description

Detailed steps for reproducing the problem:

1. First step

Observed behavior

• while the sticky scroll is enabled, and the sticky part contains a comment,
• that comment takes precious space of the document hierarchic location indication.
• it happens at least with a comment on the first line in the editor.

Expected behavior

• i think only the current division / section / paragraph, as part of the structure of the program
• should show in the prime location of the top of the editor.

a big thank for the editor already, alex

[alexbodn]

while i'm firm about the need of space, after removing the comment on the first line, the sticky behaviour was quite messy.

i'll attach a cobol file that may be tested with or without the comment on it's first line.

      *-----------------------
       IDENTIFICATION DIVISION.
      *-----------------------
       PROGRAM-ID.    SRCHSER.
       AUTHOR.        Otto B. Boolean.
      *--------------------
       ENVIRONMENT DIVISION.
      *--------------------
       INPUT-OUTPUT SECTION.
       FILE-CONTROL.
           SELECT ACCT-REC   ASSIGN TO ACCTREC.
      *-------------
       DATA DIVISION.
      *-------------
       FILE SECTION.
       FD  ACCT-REC RECORDING MODE F.
       01  ACCT-FIELDS        PIC X(170).
      *
       WORKING-STORAGE SECTION.
       01  FLAGS.
           05  LASTREC            PIC X VALUE SPACE.
               88  END-OF-FILE          VALUE 'Y'.
           05  TABLE-VAR          PIC S9(4) COMP.
           05  TABLE-MAX          PIC S9(4) COMP VALUE 45.
      *
       01  ACCT-TABLE.
           05  ACCT-TABLE-ITEM OCCURS 45 TIMES ASCENDING KEY IS ACCT-NO
               INDEXED BY TABLE-IDX.
               10  ACCT-NO            PIC X(8).
               10  ACCT-LIMIT         PIC S9(7)V99 COMP-3.
               10  ACCT-BALANCE       PIC S9(7)V99 COMP-3.
               10  LAST-NAME          PIC X(20).
               10  FIRST-NAME         PIC X(15).
               10  CLIENT-ADDR.
                   15  STREET-ADDR    PIC X(25).
                   15  CITY-COUNTY    PIC X(20).
                   15  USA-STATE      PIC X(15).
               10  RESERVED           PIC X(7).
               10  COMMENTS           PIC X(50).
      *
      *------------------
       PROCEDURE DIVISION.
      *------------------
       OPEN-FILES.
           OPEN INPUT ACCT-REC.
      *
       LOAD-TABLES.
           PERFORM READ-RECORD.
           PERFORM VARYING TABLE-VAR FROM 1 BY 1
             UNTIL TABLE-VAR = TABLE-MAX OR END-OF-FILE
               MOVE ACCT-FIELDS TO ACCT-TABLE-ITEM (TABLE-VAR)
               PERFORM READ-RECORD
           END-PERFORM.
      *
       SEARCH-RECORD.
           SET TABLE-IDX TO 1.
           SEARCH ALL ACCT-TABLE-ITEM
               AT END DISPLAY "Not Found"
               WHEN ACCT-NO (TABLE-IDX) = 18011809
                   DISPLAY "User with Acct No 18011809 is found!".
      *
       CLOSE-STOP.
           CLOSE ACCT-REC.
           STOP RUN.
      *
       READ-RECORD.
           READ ACCT-REC
           AT END MOVE 'Y' TO LASTREC
           END-READ.
      *

[phaumer]

Thanks. We have to investigate if and how we can control that.

[alexbodn]

i have to mention the breadcrumbs seem to be precise