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Linter Directive: "// @rpglint-skip" failure
If I have code like this:
And I want to ignore the linting in this case because *N data structures cannot be qualified, it throws off subsequent indentation checks:
Sample code:
**free
ctl-opt debug option(*nodebugio: *srcstmt) dftactgrp(*no) actgrp(*caller)
main(Main);
dcl-s STDDSC packed(5:2) inz(9.0); //from Item Master External DS
// @rpglint-skip
dcl-ds *n ;
cost packed(10:0);
end-ds;
dcl-proc Main;
dsply %char(CalcDiscount(10000));
dsply %char(CalcDiscount(1000));
return;
end-proc;
// New routine replaces field STDDSC in Item Master
dcl-proc CalcDiscount ;
dcl-pi CalcDiscount packed(7:2);
iCost packed(7:2) value;
end-pi;
dcl-s StdDisc packed(5:2) inz(10);
dcl-s BigDisc packed(5:2) inz(5);
dcl-s wkDisc packed(7:2);
StdDsc = 99;
if (iCost >= 10000);
wkDisc = (iCost*BigDisc)/100;
Else;
wkDisc = (iCost*STDDSC)/100; // << Error here <<
endif;
Return wkDisc;
end-proc;
Looks like it's skipping the indent changes too. I understand the issue, so basically we want // @rpglint-skip to continue checking the indentation changes.
@worksofliam Yes, I think so: // @rpglint-skip would disable all linting on that line except for indention checking. This is kind of an edge case I turned up when experimenting with linting.
Is there a way to turn off indention checking for a source member? Like // @rpglint-noindentcheck.
@SJLennon it is not currently possible to turn off indentation checking for a specific file.
I really like the indentation feature.
Except when I'm inserting new code because it works faster than I can type of think and before I can get to the ; at the the line it nearly always has lit up the rest of the screen with indentation errors. But I'm getting used to it...
