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@worksofliam Not exactly. But the database browser works similar for showing the fields. Objects could be like this. Instead of showing field names, you show the attributes of the object.

Sounds like a great idea! But wouldn't it make more sense to open that kind of json file in an editor window where you can edit and save it? Currently...

@worksofliam Any updates on this?

@kiaking How is it going?

What are your plans for #20? Then we can call RPG programs really simply from C#. This would be really useful for this.

Nice Ideas! I think we don't have to cover the whole functionality for the beginning. We can still add move, goto etc later. Maybe we do not need to differentiate...

Built-in functions are available in conditions and eval. Maybe for ILE conditions (if, dow, dou) and eval we can use parts of the free parser too. https://www.ibm.com/support/knowledgecenter/en/ssw_ibm_i_74/rzasd/zzif.htm#zzif http://www.go4as400.com/rpgle-opcodes/as400.aspx?cid=227 Just a...

Some more information. https://patentimages.storage.googleapis.com/fe/af/87/7c620fb27a0743/CA2267482C.pdf

I think you should think about what you want to achieve with this project. If you want to have just a fun project for your free time that's absolutely cool....

Just an idea and some pseudo code... ``` RPGProgram tstpgm01 = RPGProgramFactory.create("tstpgm01.rpgle"); tstpgm01.addArgument("First argument"); tstpgm01.addArgument(2); tstpgm01.addArgument("And some more aguments...") string result = tstpgm01.call(); ``` I don't know how *entry plist...