HP RPG/iX Utilities Reference Manual (30318-90006)

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Softkey F1 allows you to divide the screen up into two fixed portions--a top and bottom half--or join them in
a full page display. Pressing F1 will switch the screen display in the following order: Top Window, Bottom
Window, and back to Full Window. The F1 label indicates what will be displayed next on the screen if you
press F1. In other words, when Top Window is activated, the label will read Bottom Window. If you press
F1, RISE will respond by activating the Bottom Window.
Futhermore, a dividing line separating the two halves of the screen indicates the activated half. Up arrows
(^) point toward the Top Window; a line of v's indicates the Bottom Window.
Use of Split Screen
The split screen allows you to view, simultaneously, two parts of the compilation listing at one time. For
example, one window can show error messages while the other shows the corresponding source line
containing the error.
Special function key F4, the "Find Error" key, is extremely useful when you use it with Top Window mode.
After you press F4, RISE will display the next RPG source line with errors or warnings in the Top Window
while automatically displaying the corresponding error message at the bottom.
Softkey F4 finds and displays the next source line containing an RPG error or warning. The search for the
error begins after the last line displayed on the current window. F4 only finds errors for which the RPG
compiler emits an error number, and only on the source line containing that error.
PRINT: the PRINT command with the RPGLIST parameter will print the compilation listing offline.
RPG
Execution mode: VERIFY Block mode
LIST
VERIFY PREP Line mode
Examples
The following are legal abbreviations and can be used with the VERIFY command and its parameters:
V R The RPG compiler will compile the edit file.
V L The last compilation-listing produced by the V[ERIFY] R[PG] command will be displayed on
the screen.
V PREP The segmenter will prepare a USL file in $OLDPASS into a program file.
In the first example, five lines of SIMCAL are listed on the screen. The work file containing SIMCAL is
then compiled when the VERIFY RPG command is given, and the results are displayed (1). Note that the
Command Mode window contains a message concerning serious errors and warnings after the VERIFY
RPG command is executed (2).
A similar five-line listing follows (3). However, errors have been imbedded in these lines for the sake of the
example. When these lines are compiled, the screen again exhibits the compilation, but the message in the
Command Mode window reports on the errors and warnings (4).
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