Skip to main content

QUESTIONS ABOUT IDE UNIFACE 10

  • March 25, 2022
  • 2 replies
  • 0 views
B
Hi,

Is there a way to hide or to filter the include operations (OPF) in the "Modules" part of a component form ?

See below, the include operations have the same type "operation" as the component operation. So it's harder to find a specific component operation because it is mixed with include operations in the modules part.


Regards,
Benjamin

------------------------------
Benjamin ROTH
Uniface Community Edition Shared Account
US
------------------------------

    2 replies

    Iain Sharp
    Forum|alt.badge.img+5
    • Iain Sharp
    • Inspiring
    • March 25, 2022
    Hi,

    Is there a way to hide or to filter the include operations (OPF) in the "Modules" part of a component form ?

    See below, the include operations have the same type "operation" as the component operation. So it's harder to find a specific component operation because it is mixed with include operations in the modules part.


    Regards,
    Benjamin

    ------------------------------
    Benjamin ROTH
    Uniface Community Edition Shared Account
    US
    ------------------------------
    No, I don't think there is. I agree that it might be nice to have both a search and a filter here (search by module name) filter by (full) type/source
    Regards,
    Iain

    ------------------------------
    Iain Sharp
    Head of Technical Services
    Pci Systems Ltd
    Sheffield GB
    ------------------------------
    Iain Sharp : Head of Technical Services, Jonas Metals Software
    Norbert Lauterbach
    Forum|alt.badge.img+3
    Hi,

    Is there a way to hide or to filter the include operations (OPF) in the "Modules" part of a component form ?

    See below, the include operations have the same type "operation" as the component operation. So it's harder to find a specific component operation because it is mixed with include operations in the modules part.


    Regards,
    Benjamin

    ------------------------------
    Benjamin ROTH
    Uniface Community Edition Shared Account
    US
    ------------------------------
    Hi Benjamin,

    you can use the buttons to the left side of your code.
    There you see only the triggers, operations, entrys of your form without the inherited ones.


    Kind regards
    Norbert

    ------------------------------
    Norbert Lauterbach
    Infraserv Gmbh & Co. Höchst Kg
    Frankfurt DE
    ------------------------------

    Recent badge winners

    Explore all badges
    Terms & ConditionsAccessibility statement