codefori / vscode-rpgle

RPGLE language tools for VS Code
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Handle nested copybooks? #284

Open richardm90 opened 9 months ago

richardm90 commented 9 months ago

I make heavy use of nested RPG copybooks and wondered if there is an appetite to handle this within VS Code?

I miss this mostly in the peek references and hover text but would also like to see it added to the linter.


Context Version
Code for IBM i version 2.6.2
Visual Studio Code version 1.85.1
Operating System linux_x64
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worksofliam commented 9 months ago

In theory it should be possible, but I have not done it this far. I will stick it on my 2024 list.