IF we have code with default value for select-option like this:
SELECT-OPTIONS s_date FOR d DEFAULT '20231207' SIGN I OPTION GE MODIF ID mr.
the check is raising error 'Use new operator' because we use 'GE' instead of '>='.
But in select-options we have to use only 'old' operators.
This PR fix it.
Additionally, the is_old method continues searching for a pattern in the statement even if it has already found one. Fixed that too.
Also use regular expression to find patterns for include and exclude, because CP has problem. For example for iv_statement CP '* EQ TYPE *:
DATA eq TYPE C. - valid
DATA eq TYPE C. - invalid (2 spaces before and after TYPE)
IF we have code with default value for select-option like this:
SELECT-OPTIONS s_date FOR d DEFAULT '20231207' SIGN I OPTION GE MODIF ID mr.
the check is raising error 'Use new operator' because we use 'GE' instead of '>='. But in select-options we have to use only 'old' operators.This PR fix it.
Additionally, the is_old method continues searching for a pattern in the statement even if it has already found one. Fixed that too.
Also use regular expression to find patterns for include and exclude, because CP has problem. For example for
iv_statement CP '* EQ TYPE *
:DATA eq TYPE C.
- validDATA eq TYPE C.
- invalid (2 spaces before and after TYPE)