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Thank you for taking the time to submit your request. After careful consideration, we know that we cannot deliver your requested enhancement in the near term, so it is being declined. However, your request does align with the future strategy of our product and we believe it may have future value, so we will add it to an internal list for us to keep in mind for the future.
We have reviewed this requirement and we feel it would be a beneficial enhancement to the product. We hope to be able to add it to our development plans in the future.
Due to processing by IBM, this request was reassigned to have the following updated attributes:
Brand - Servers and Systems Software
Product family - Programming Languages
Product - Developer for Power Systems
For recording keeping, the previous attributes were:
Brand - Rational
Product family - Design & development
Product - Developer for Power Systems
Thank you for clarifying the request. This RFE will be under consideration for a future release. Status has been updated to Uncommitted Candidate.
Yes, I normally invoke the 'hairline cursor' command for each source member that I edit because the vertical bar makes it easy to line up nested structures (if/endif, for example).
Having this as a preference that can be set on for the LPEX editor would be a convenience so that I wouldn't have to enter the same command for each source member.
Thanks,
Lorne.
By "hairline cursor", do you refer to the long vertical line in the editor, which can be turned on using the "hairline cursor" sample command (com.ibm.lpex.samples.HairlineCommand)?
This RFE is consistent with our strategy and product roadmap and IBM is continuing to evaluate.