|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
- Overview
- Showing/Hiding empty WLanguage events
- Overview
- Displaying empty WLanguage events
- Showing/Hiding WLanguage events of overridden templates
- Overview
- Displaying WLanguage events of overridden templates
- Showing/Hiding line numbers
- Overview
- Show line numbers
- Showing/Hiding the procedures and methods of an element
- Overview
- Showing the procedures and methods of the current element
- Showing/Hiding the date and author
- Overview
- Show date and author
- Showing/Hiding the code of subelements
- Overview
- Show code of subelements
- Sorting elements in alphabetical order
- Overview
- Sorting methods and procedures alphabetically
Code editor: Display options
The code editor offers several display options: Showing/Hiding empty WLanguage events Overview The code editor can show the code of a multiple selection (controls, global procedures, class methods, etc.). Each element has a number of WLanguage events. Displaying all these events can impact readability, despite the fact that most of them are empty. By default, empty events are not displayed. Displaying empty WLanguage events To show empty WLanguage events: - Go to the code editor.
- On the "Display" tab, in the "Editing help" group, check or uncheck "Show empty processes". If empty WLanguage events are already shown, they will be automatically hidden, and vice versa.
You can also press Ctrl + F6. Showing/Hiding WLanguage events of overridden templates Overview If the element displayed in the code editor is associated with a template, you can display the WLanguage events of the overridden templates. Displaying WLanguage events of overridden templates To show the WLanguage events of overridden templates: - Go to the code editor.
- On the "Display" tab, in the "Editing help" group, check or uncheck "Show processes of templates". If these events are already shown, they will be automatically hidden, and vice versa.
Showing/Hiding line numbers Overview The code editor can show a number next to each line of code. The line numbers are not displayed by default. Show line numbers To show the line numbers: - Go to the code editor.
- On the "Display" tab, in the "Editing help" group, click "Show line numbers". If line numbers are already shown, they will be automatically hidden, and vice versa.
You can also press Ctrl + Shift + G. Showing/Hiding the procedures and methods of an element Overview The code editor can show the procedures and methods of the current element in the same code window. The procedures and methods of the current element are shown by default. Showing the procedures and methods of the current element To show the procedures and methods of the current element: - Go to the code editor.
- On the "Display" tab, in the "Editing help" group, click "Show procedures/methods of the element". If the procedures and methods of the element are already shown, they will be automatically hidden, and vice versa.
Showing/Hiding the date and author Overview The code editor can show the date and author of each line of code. This information is hidden by default. Show date and author To show the date and author of a line of code: - Go to the code editor.
- On the "Display" tab, in the "Editing help" group, click "Show date and author". If the date and author are already shown, they will be automatically hidden, and vice versa.
You can also press F6.  New in version 2025Showing/Hiding the code of subelements Overview The code editor can show the code of all the subelements of the current element. For example, you can view the code of all the controls of a given window This information is hidden by default. Show code of subelements To show the code of subelements of the current element: - Open the code editor and set the position in the code of the current element.
- On the "Display" tab, in the "Editing help" group, click "Show code of subelements". If the code of the subelements is already shown, it will be hidden, and vice versa.
You can also right-click the element in the "Project explorer" pane and select "All codes" . The "Show empty processes" option is enabled when all the processes are shown. Note: This option replaces the "All codes" option in the "Code" tab of the ribbon available in versions 2024 and earlier. New in SaaSSorting elements in alphabetical order Overview By default, the procedures of a set, or the methods of a class, are sorted in the order in which they were created. For better code readability, you can sort these procedures and methods alphabetically in the code editor. You no longer need to scroll through the code or search for a given procedure. Sorting methods and procedures alphabetically To sort the procedures and methods alphabetically in the current code view: - Open the code editor and go to the code of the class or set of procedures.
- On the "Display" tab, in the "Editing help" group, click "Alphabetical order".
- The methods and procedures in the code editor will be sorted alphabetically.
Remarks: - Any WLanguage events already displayed in the code editor will remain in the same order.
- This feature allows you to change the display mode of all procedures or methods. You can also move a single procedure or method. For more details, see Moving procedures and methods.
This page is also available for…
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|