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TS70363
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| Do we any command or utility or function to find out the corresponding scope terminator in cobol? |
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Bill O'Boyle
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The 'IF/THEN/ELSE' terminators are provided in the compile listing, directly to the left of the code.
Unless you have a 3rd-Party debugger, which may give you these terminators, it's a manual process.
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mtaylor
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| You'll need a Cobol parser for this and I don't know of any free ones available. There are a few for pay if you search. I have a partial implemention, but I've not worked on it in quiet some time. Scope termination is one thing that makes Cobol tough to parse due PERIOD (.) closing all previous scopes. |
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