hi guys just want to ask if there is such a tool for converting rpg III source code into flowchart or psuedocode?
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Re: RPG III source code to flowchart or pseudocode
hawkeye also has a flowcharting tool. but any flowcharting tool that extracts from program source's output will be sucky FWIW.I'm not anti-social, I just don't like people -Tommy Holden
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You'll have to bear in mind the time difference, for the people your asking a question of. It may be 10am when you posted your earlier post but, that means it was 2am where I am and somewhere between 8pm and 11pm in the USOriginally posted by binaryghost View Postanyone?...

Try googling the items suggested, you may find the links somewhere.You don't stop playing games because you get old, You get old because you stop playing games!
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Re: RPG III source code to flowchart or pseudocode
If you don't have the ASC or Hawkeye product, your out of luck.
Do you want the code to be indented? If so, convert to rpgle, and when you compile you can specifiy the indentation. Or if you have WDS you can see the code indented. Or search for my post that will show you indented code.
Abstract is not free, neither is Hawkeye. Some change management software will also do this for you as well. They aren't free either.
So there are tools, just not for free.Hunting down the future ms. Ex DeadManWalks. *certain restrictions apply
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Re: RPG III source code to flowchart or pseudocode
ghost,
Here is the link for Abstact. As others have stated, it is NOT free. I also noticed there is no download link. This is information only.
HTH,
MdnghtPgmr"Tis better to be thought a fool then to open one's mouth and remove all doubt." - Benjamin Franklin
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Re: RPG III source code to flowchart or pseudocode
you can specify an indent character with plain ol' OPM RPG as well. INDENT(|)Originally posted by DeadManWalks View PostDo you want the code to be indented? If so, convert to rpgle, and when you compile you can specifiy the indentation.I'm not anti-social, I just don't like people -Tommy Holden
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