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Thanks for pointing out IleDocs. The Halcyon Visual Studio Code extension uses the IleDocs syntax to enhance the context help if I understand it correctly; that’s great, but still no export. IleDocs looks great, especially the examples I saw in its Sourceforge wiki. However, I’m quite sure I am not able to install the current version of IleDocs from Bitbucket in the near future, it’s all Greek to me.
PS: RDi team, what did you mean by "iDoc"—was it just short for IleDocs or is there an RDi feature, I missed so far?
So IleDocs is an expansion of RPGDocs that is gaining wider acceptance https://halcyon-tech.github.io/docs/#/pages/developing/iledocs
IBM Power Systems Development - RDi team
I apologize, I’m not familiar with iDoc, and a web search only resulted in an SAP tool with the same name, so I don’t understand your question.
The export should provide procedure names and information such as return value names and types, parameter names and types and the comments adjacent to the prototype definition (as the context help does); also file definitions (in the future hopefully including files, that are used in embedded sql). Work variables and constants need not be included—for my purposes.
PS: The only one who seems to have heard about "iDoc" is chatGPT—but they could not provide a single working link to an iDoc documentation or even a mention. But you are human, right? :-)
IBM Power Systems Development - RDi team