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this is part of the 5.3 release
I thought about examples like this:
dcl 1 struc
,2 part1
,%include COPYB1
,2 part2
,%include COPYB2
;
struc.value = 42; //Ex1
struc.part1.value = 42; //Ex2
If you have to maintain such nested include structures you know in Ex2 exactly where you have to search but in Ex1 you have to search in every include to find that field.
Sure, a global NOLAXQUAL(FULL) my not always be the best idea but if you may can use it with a FORCE-statement it would be much more useful.
This is easy to implement in the compiler, but it might indeed be quite unpopular with developers
From the poster:
> This enhance will force the developer to always use just full qualified structure name.
This will make your developers hate you like the plague. Have you ever programmed in Pascal, where, unless you use the very dangerous "with" statement, you have such abominations as "MyStruct.ThisPart.LowerLevel.Field.DatapointX.DatapointY.Centre" Forcing the same onto your developers will significantly lower their productivity, and is likely to increase the number of typos significantly.