A)
When you do have proc code on entity/field-level, the sidebar shows only operations/triggers.
Please could also the local procs displayed here.
Yes, they are (also) at componentg level
But there is a reason why the proc code was written at LPME level: Structure and clarity :-)
B)
In UF 9 you could switch between layout => procode and UnifAce automatically opens the appropriate proc-container
Would be nice to have too in UF 10
Why: Sometimes it is easier to find a field on the "surface" then in a deep nested structure list
Ingo
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Ingo Stiller
Aareon Deutschland GmbH
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I agree with A.
For B, double click the field on the layout -> Proc Code.
Regards,
Iain
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Iain Sharp
Head of Technical Services
Pci Systems Ltd
Sheffield GB
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I agree with A.
For B, double click the field on the layout -> Proc Code.
Regards,
Iain
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Iain Sharp
Head of Technical Services
Pci Systems Ltd
Sheffield GB
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Hi Iain
about B: Never tried a double click as this opens the property-window in UF 9 :-)
Ingo
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Ingo Stiller
Aareon Deutschland GmbH
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Hi Iain
about B: Never tried a double click as this opens the property-window in UF 9 :-)
Ingo
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Ingo Stiller
Aareon Deutschland GmbH
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about B: right mouse button too, but double click is better .
Right button on an entity also opens the model definition.
IMO, v10 takes a bit of getting used to, but it is an improvement.
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Osman Shariff
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A)
When you do have proc code on entity/field-level, the sidebar shows only operations/triggers.
Please could also the local procs displayed here.
Yes, they are (also) at componentg level
But there is a reason why the proc code was written at LPME level: Structure and clarity :-)
B)
In UF 9 you could switch between layout => procode and UnifAce automatically opens the appropriate proc-container
Would be nice to have too in UF 10
Why: Sometimes it is easier to find a field on the "surface" then in a deep nested structure list
Ingo
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Ingo Stiller
Aareon Deutschland GmbH
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Hi Ingo,
have you tryed it with the new "Zauberwort" function instead of entry?
You should see the function in the entity or field.
Kind regards
Norbert
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Norbert Lauterbach
Infraserv Gmbh & Co. Höchst Kg
Frankfurt DE
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Hi Ingo,
have you tryed it with the new "Zauberwort" function instead of entry?
You should see the function in the entity or field.
Kind regards
Norbert
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Norbert Lauterbach
Infraserv Gmbh & Co. Höchst Kg
Frankfurt DE
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Hi Nobert
If you have time, you can go through our code and check 78847 *) entries to see if that should be replaced by "function" :-)
( * Just search for "ENTRY" in all script containers )
Ingo
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Ingo Stiller
Aareon Deutschland GmbH
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Hi Ingo,
have you tryed it with the new "Zauberwort" function instead of entry?
You should see the function in the entity or field.
Kind regards
Norbert
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Norbert Lauterbach
Infraserv Gmbh & Co. Höchst Kg
Frankfurt DE
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I have added the "function" statement to my prettifier
Here is an example what the prettifier does with such kind of statements
Before:
As you can see , there three problems
- The 'end' for 'entry" is missing
- There is an extra 'end'
- A string is not closed
Here is the result
After all 'end' a comment with the name of the procedure will be written (if not already a comment exists)
At least two line between 'end' and the next statement
Extra 'end's a marked inline as they may change the ident
remarks in an extra output window
The prettifier can handle other proccode-statements with indent as well precode directives.
GOTO-Tags are indent only the half
I can switch between ident by a number of chars or tabs ("online", without leaving the program)
BTW:
Internally, the prettifier parses the whole proccode and build a 'tree' structure with tokens
Okay, only the tokens I need tor prettify :-)
And it is not a real tree as the pretfifier is very old, there was no tree in UnifAce at that time
Ingo
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Ingo Stiller
Aareon Deutschland GmbH
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A)
When you do have proc code on entity/field-level, the sidebar shows only operations/triggers.
Please could also the local procs displayed here.
Yes, they are (also) at componentg level
But there is a reason why the proc code was written at LPME level: Structure and clarity :-)
B)
In UF 9 you could switch between layout => procode and UnifAce automatically opens the appropriate proc-container
Would be nice to have too in UF 10
Why: Sometimes it is easier to find a field on the "surface" then in a deep nested structure list
Ingo
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Ingo Stiller
Aareon Deutschland GmbH
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Hi Ingo,
For A, the CMI shows code being used in the compiled component regardless of where it is defined in the inheritance model. As entries have a component scope, they are shown in the component's CMI.
If you want to find a module in the current code container, you can use the popup from the component structure.
Kind regards,
Mike
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Michael Taylor
Rocket Internal - All Brands
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Hi Ingo,
For A, the CMI shows code being used in the compiled component regardless of where it is defined in the inheritance model. As entries have a component scope, they are shown in the component's CMI.
If you want to find a module in the current code container, you can use the popup from the component structure.
Kind regards,
Mike
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Michael Taylor
Rocket Internal - All Brands
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Ooh, learn something new every day...
Is there a "Using the IDE" video somewhere?
Regards,
Iain
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Iain Sharp
Head of Technical Services
Pci Systems Ltd
Sheffield GB
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