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How do I configure the 'Indentation' feature of 10.1C and 10.2A to match our coding standards, (some samples shown)?
The END statement that terminates REPEAT, FOR EACH, DO blocks, etc. should be indented to the same level of the corresponding block header, e.g.
FOR EACH … :
REPEAT … :
…
END.
END.
Do on same line as condition:
IF
END.
END CASE.
I can see the formatting on my previous post was obscured.
In this post all spaces are replaced by '#'
How do I configure the 'Indentation' feature of 10.1C and 10.2A to match our coding standards, (some samples shown)?
The END statement that terminates REPEAT, FOR EACH, DO blocks, etc. should be indented to the same level of the corresponding block header, e.g.
FOR EACH … :
###REPEAT … :
######…
###END.
END.
Do on same line as condition:
IF
###END.
END CASE.
I can see the formatting on my previous post was
obscured.
In this post all spaces are replaced by '#'
To preserve spacing, put
[ pre][/ pre]
tags around the text. Remove the " " in front of the "pre" for the real tag.
For example:
Kristen - I didn't see a link to the webinar in the post. Could you look into that please?
Its in the first post.
Kristen
If you mean the first post of this thread, that's a link to the announcement.
Never mind - I found the "register" link. It's a bit nondescript though.
For others who may've missed it:
https://progress.webex.com/mw0305l/mywebex/default.do?nomenu=true&siteurl=progress&service=6&main_url=https%3A%2F%2Fprogress.webex.com%2Fec0600l%2Feventcenter%2Fprogram%2FprogramDetail.do%3FtheAction%3Ddetail%26siteurl%3Dprogress%26cProgViewID%3D27
During the questions it was pointed out that you can export and import preferences. I did not demo this so here is the steps you would need to follow:
File->Export->Preferences; General->Preferences. I just tested this and it exports everything that is not set to its default value. This includes all the OEA preferences and the color preferences.
To import them into a new workspace select File->Import; General->Preferences, select the previously exported file and finish the wizard.