I have developed a new report but I want to rename it, I tried downloading the .xdoz file and opening it and rename contents wherever the title is refered , but its not opening with any editor like notepad++/notedapd etc.
You can make use of catalog to manage your object. Simply select your object and from "more" select rename to rename your report.
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How to run a (previously recorded) macro for all files inside a folder ?
Example : I have recorded a macro that is working correctly for an opened html file. I have saved the macro as "test.jsee".
I have a folder in my computer named "C:\folder_with_files". It is full of html files.
How to run "test.jsee" for all files inside the folder "C:\folder_with_files" ?
ps: same question if many subfolders contains html files inside the main big folder "C:\folder_with_files" ?
pps: my idea is that Emeditor opens one file, run the macro, close the file (I have already saved the updated file in my macro) and do the same for the next file.
There are two ways to accomplish your task.
Select Run with Temporary Options on the Macros menu. Select the macro, set the Run the macro against each opened document option, add (or drag and drop) files or folders to the list, and set the Save and close each document after running the macro if necessary.
Or
Select Advanced Open on the File menu. Set the Run a macro against each opened document, select the macro, click the Select Files to Open... button to select all files you want to open.
If you can't see these commands, please make sure you are using the newest version of EmEditor Professional.
Is there any way to prevent Xcode from opening brand new files? Let me explain. Everytime I create a new file (Xib, .swift, .storyboard, etc...) Xcode opens that new file automatically in the standard editor. This functionality kinda annoys me because something I just want to create the file and maybe open it on the assistance editor instead or just to work on the file later. I tried changing some of the Xcode's behavior but I don't see any ways where I can trigger an action when certain events occur (like creating a new file).
Well here's one way:
Create a folder full of empty files of various types (with various extensions) that you typically create. Then whenenver you want a new file, rather than telling Xcode to create a new file, use the "Add Files to ..." command and choose one of those files. Just remember to also check the checkbox "Copy items if needed".
Doing this won't open the added file.
As an added benefit, you could also make some versions of these files pre-seeded with code or comments or whatever else that you often keep re-typing into many of your new files.
It is possible disable the link update prompt when rename a file in local site?
I need to duplicate and rename a lot of files and each time the prompt appear, i don't want Dreamweaver searches for links when I rename a file.
Thank you
In Preferences, there should be an option under General: 'Update links when moving files:'
Change this to 'Never'. I believe this is what you're after.
Hi
In order to be able to work with e.g. picture, I need to click on Resources.resx and Add Existing Item.
Then it will appear under Resources folder. However I could use Context menu on that Resource folder and add existing item as well but then I cannot work with it and it is not displayed when I use the Resources.resx file.
So I always need to click on Resources.rext when I want to add anything? Also in this "view" I cannot use folders so its pretty messy.
Also what is New Folder in Resources dir good for - when I drag files there, there are not accessible anymore..
Correct; to add something to a ResX file, you need to add it to the ResX file.
Instead of folders, you can use multiple ResX files.
You can also embed images in your assembly (set Build Action to Embedded Resource) instead of using ResX files; you can then create arbitrary directory trees.
To read embedded resources, call typeof(MyType).Assembly.GetManifestResourceStream(name) and remember to close the stream in a using statement.
How can one add in Visual Studio all the files under a given directory 'as link' (that is, without Visual Studio creating a local copy under current project's directory, which is what happens if one adds a folder as 'existing item')?
In my case, I don't want local copies. Instead, I want to work with existing items in their original locations. And, I don't want to add them by going through each folder. Instead, I want to specify a given folder and click a magic silver bullet button that adds all of the files below it as 'link'.
Thanks in advance.
(Disclaimer - I went through related questions, but all of them result in VS creating local copies.)
For single files
on the add item dialog you can see a small arrow pointing down on the add button
click that (since it is a button with a dropdown) and chose the add as a link menuitem. that will add the item as link
For multiple files
on the add existing items dialog SELECT all the files you want to add as an link and press the menu item ont he add button add as a link
For Multiple files in multiple locations
If you want to select a folder and add all the items on all subfolders then you can do that this way,
on the open dialog do a search for file types you want to add, select them all and do the "add item as link" action.
Since your question changed twice including the change on the title (once)
Visual Studio - how to BULK add files under a given directory as LINK?
edited title
I have added all the things i think you needs let me know if you still like to do something else
Hope this helps
Dan
If you want files under an external directory to be synced automatically in your Visual Studio project (i.e any new files are added to the solution explorer and any deleted ones are removed) then you can specify a wild card in the link. Do to this you will need to edit the project file (.csproj, .vbproj) manually though.
Find the section in the file where the ItemGroup elements are located and add something like this:
<ItemGroup>
<Content Include="..\MyDirectory\*.*" />
</ItemGroup>
This will add all files under MyDirectory (one level up from the project) to the solution automatically.
If you select 'Show all Files' in the Solution Explorer, you can than view all the files and folers and select them and right click to add them using 'Include in Project'.