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worksofliam / IBMiCmd

x86 Notepad++ plugin for IBM i development
http://npp.worksofbarry.com/
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problem opening member #21

Open bdietz400 opened 7 years ago

bdietz400 commented 7 years ago

(using latest) unable to open a RPG member that starts with an "@"
if it starts with an "#" it works

Bryan

worksofliam commented 7 years ago

Hi @bdietz400

I am not able to recreate.

Are you able to follow these steps and paste the result here:

  1. Open Command Entry
  2. Open Member Listing
  3. Open the SPF with the members that begin with an "@" character
  4. Try and open the member
  5. If it fails, check the Command Entry window for the output and paste it here.

Many thanks, Liam

worksofliam commented 7 years ago

Just to confirm. Please make sure you are using IBMiCmd 1.5.6 which included a fix for libraries, SPFs and members with dots - that may possibly fix this issue too.

Here is a picture of my editor with the member in the list and the member open:

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bdietz400 commented 7 years ago

yes. I just “re” downloaded the latest.

I get invalid member name. I also do not get a member list from any source file.

where are the “profiles” saved. I wanted to delete and start fresh.

I also verified notepad++ is the latest as well as my other plugins.

Bryan

On Jul 18, 2017, at 5:35 PM, Liam Allan notifications@github.com wrote:

Just to confirm. Please make sure you are using IBMiCmd 1.5.6 which included a fix for libraries, SPFs and members with dots - that may possibly fix this issue too.

Here is a picture of my editor with the member in the list and the member open:

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worksofliam commented 7 years ago

Okay. I know the issue already I think. In an older version of the plugin the default library list was incorrect and included libraries which didn't exist. You can fix this using CTRL+F7 to edit the library list.

If you want to start fresh, the IBMiCmd configs are stored in either of these folder which you can delete:

worksofliam commented 7 years ago

Hi @bdietz400

I have published a new version of the plugin just for you which fixes the validation.

You can download it here: https://github.com/WorksOfBarry/IBMiCmd/releases/tag/1.5.6.1