RPG Next Gen Editor is a lightweight RPG editor solely based on the Eclipse platform. It has some basic plugins which among other things provide a tree view on the QSYS filesystem. The focus for the editor lies on small size and speed. The goal for this project is a feature complete RPG free-format editor which can be used to develop small to midsized projects for even the most advanced programming style.
FS#116 - Change common connection properties (was Hidden Libraries)
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RPG Next Gen
Opened by Aaron Bartell (aaronbartell) - Friday, 28 August 2009, 20:09 GMT+2
Last edited by Mihael Schmidt (Mihael) - Saturday, 12 June 2010, 21:57 GMT+2
Opened by Aaron Bartell (aaronbartell) - Friday, 28 August 2009, 20:09 GMT+2
Last edited by Mihael Schmidt (Mihael) - Saturday, 12 June 2010, 21:57 GMT+2
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DetailsBy default my library list in Remote Explorer includes libraries like QHLPSYS, QSYS, QSYS2, QTEMP, QUSRSYS - none of which are frequently accessed by a developer (if ever accessed). I am wondering if we can add a new feature to the Properties view named "Hidden Libraries"? This would clean up the Remote Explorer nicely.
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Closed by Mihael Schmidt (Mihael)
Saturday, 12 June 2010, 21:57 GMT+2
Reason for closing: Implemented
Additional comments about closing: The properties "Default Connection", "Show current library", "Show listed libraries" and "Show library list" are also editable if the connection is active. The connection property change is instantly in effect. The change will trigger an update of the Remote Explorer view. The other properties are still only editable if the connection is not active.
Saturday, 12 June 2010, 21:57 GMT+2
Reason for closing: Implemented
Additional comments about closing: The properties "Default Connection", "Show current library", "Show listed libraries" and "Show library list" are also editable if the connection is active. The connection property change is instantly in effect. The change will trigger an update of the Remote Explorer view. The other properties are still only editable if the connection is not active.
Wait, after testing it some more it appears that if I disconnect, click on another entry in Remote Explorer, and then click the connection again, then at that point it will allow me to modify the connection again.
It would be great if the "Common" properties for a connection could be changed while the connection is active - even if it means you pop up a message stating the changes wont take affect until a re-connect takes place. Because of the way I was initially approaching it, I didn't think those properties could be modified at all (I didn't initially think of the fact that they were tied to the connection wizard).
The library stuff could be changed even when connected. That could be changed without to much of a hassle.