rfresh Well-Known Member Licensed User Longtime User Feb 29, 2012 #1 Is it possible to change the order of the Module listing in the lower right corner of the IDE? I have some Subs I'd like to move to the bottom of this list that I don't access very much. Thanks...
Is it possible to change the order of the Module listing in the lower right corner of the IDE? I have some Subs I'd like to move to the bottom of this list that I don't access very much. Thanks...
Erel B4X founder Staff member Licensed User Longtime User Mar 1, 2012 #2 It is not possible to reorder the subs. They are sorts lexicographically. I recommend you to use Ctrl + E instead. It is much easier to jump to subs this way. Upvote 0
It is not possible to reorder the subs. They are sorts lexicographically. I recommend you to use Ctrl + E instead. It is much easier to jump to subs this way.
nfordbscndrd Well-Known Member Licensed User Longtime User Mar 1, 2012 #3 rfresh said: Is it possible to change the order of the Module listing in the lower right corner of the IDE? I have some Subs I'd like to move to the bottom of this list that I don't access very much. Click to expand... When I want to move such subs to the bottom of the list, I globally change the sub names to start with "z_", such as changing "MySub" to "z_MySub". Upvote 0
rfresh said: Is it possible to change the order of the Module listing in the lower right corner of the IDE? I have some Subs I'd like to move to the bottom of this list that I don't access very much. Click to expand... When I want to move such subs to the bottom of the list, I globally change the sub names to start with "z_", such as changing "MySub" to "z_MySub".
M Mahares Expert Licensed User Longtime User Mar 1, 2012 #4 How about using #Region ... #End Region Lets you mark a block of code ( it starts with #region) and ends with (#End Region) that can be collapsed, uncollapsed or hidden. Upvote 0
How about using #Region ... #End Region Lets you mark a block of code ( it starts with #region) and ends with (#End Region) that can be collapsed, uncollapsed or hidden.
nfordbscndrd Well-Known Member Licensed User Longtime User Mar 1, 2012 #5 Mahares said: How about using #Region ... #End Region Lets you mark a block of code ( it starts with #region) and ends with (#End Region) that can be collapsed, uncollapsed or hidden. Click to expand... You can also just click the "-" in front of the Sub name to hide it, but that does not move it to the bottom of the Modules tab as the OP is trying to do. Upvote 0
Mahares said: How about using #Region ... #End Region Lets you mark a block of code ( it starts with #region) and ends with (#End Region) that can be collapsed, uncollapsed or hidden. Click to expand... You can also just click the "-" in front of the Sub name to hide it, but that does not move it to the bottom of the Modules tab as the OP is trying to do.
M Mahares Expert Licensed User Longtime User Mar 1, 2012 #6 I thought that when you minimize with the - sign, it minimizes it during that session and when you reopen the project, you have to do it all over again. Whereas, with the #REGION, it stays hidden. Please confirm or refute. Upvote 0
I thought that when you minimize with the - sign, it minimizes it during that session and when you reopen the project, you have to do it all over again. Whereas, with the #REGION, it stays hidden. Please confirm or refute.
nfordbscndrd Well-Known Member Licensed User Longtime User Mar 1, 2012 #7 Mahares said: I thought that when you minimize with the - sign, it minimizes it during that session and when you reopen the project, you have to do it all over again. Whereas, with the #REGION, it stays hidden. Please confirm or refute. Click to expand... I think that depends on the size of the app. When I load a large app (thousands of lines), it comes up completely collapsed (as in Edit - Outlining - Collapse All) but on smaller apps, it doesn't do this. But none of this has any effect on the order of listing in the Modules tab, which was the original question. Upvote 0
Mahares said: I thought that when you minimize with the - sign, it minimizes it during that session and when you reopen the project, you have to do it all over again. Whereas, with the #REGION, it stays hidden. Please confirm or refute. Click to expand... I think that depends on the size of the app. When I load a large app (thousands of lines), it comes up completely collapsed (as in Edit - Outlining - Collapse All) but on smaller apps, it doesn't do this. But none of this has any effect on the order of listing in the Modules tab, which was the original question.
