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[Vickey Melling]

Probably a silly question but I've inherited some code and I'm trying to find all instances of a particular variable throughout the entire project. I've been using the Find/Replace feature but it seems to only scan the current .c or .h that I have open. Since there are a ton of files in this project and I'm not very familiar with it, I'd like to have a feature that will basically just run through all of the files in the project explorer and find this text rather than just what's open and actively displayed on the screen.

It looks like that CTRL-H search is doing what I was hoping for except for some reason its not finding all of them. One term I was trying to search for found 2 instances...one in a .C and one in a header file. I know of one more location though at least, because I copied the entire line of code that uses this term into another location (which happens to be one of the 2 instances that the search found). It doesn't however find the original line that I copied it from in another .C file.

I'm still having some trouble searching for text in all my project files. See attached picture of my CTRL-H from the thread you recommended. The comment I circled is what preventing this I believe. I also tried the one tab over - File Search. It didn't even find the one match that the C/C++ Search found. I can test it out by putting text in other files and copy/pasting right into the search and it doesn't find them. Any pointers would be appreciated!

One thing to try is to have the student copy and paste his work elsewhere and try to set the version history to a previous version/ start over. Once that is done, if the submit button is no longer grayed out, they can paste their code back in.

If a student finds that they are unable to unsubmit an assignment/project, have them run the code once. From a previous surfacing of this problem, that seemed to allow the Unsubmit button to function once again. I know that this might not be intuitive; this type of user experience is one that we are aiming to enhance as we iterate on the Java Lab platform this year and beyond.

When I am doing an Expense Report three charges are to go against a project and it is Project Code E-016661 and I cannot find it. My only options are on the screen print below so help please and thank you.

@Chapmanl so, the little numbers in the fields indicate that these fields are connected. Meaning, what you choose in field 1 determines what is available to choose in Field 2 and so on. Since you don't have anything selected in Field 2 Cost Center, you will not see the choices for Field 3.

Also, the red bar in the field indicates a mandatory field. Fill out fields 1 and 2 then you should be able to find your Project code. Keep in mind, you need to choose a cost center that is related to the Project you are looking for.

Recently I tried to submit an expense claim and despite entering the correct project code, it doesn't come up in "Project" field where you type the project code. The project code was previously closed and got activated for me to submit my expenses. But it's not showing up on my end. Any idea what's happening?

Projects don't technically get activated or deactivated per se in SAP Concur. To be able to select a project, your site administrator must have it added to the List of available projects. If the project was finished or closed out, it might have been removed from the master list which would explain why you are not seeing it.

Project Code Management System (PCMS) is the authoritative source for Category C & D project codes. It is used by appointed Project Code Central Service Point (CSP) representatives to generate project code memoranda. The PCMS reorganizes procedures and applies latest administrative style guidance to improve the process flow for readability.

I do not regularly write code. There are times I write code daily for 6 months, and then do not code for up to 2 years. This approach has forced me to keep a bunch or reference code that I (and other much, much better programmers) have written. I refer to this "library" when writing code after a long period; I read it, I execute it, and that is a massive help in refreshing myself. This system has served me very well with Eclipse & Java over the past 5 years.

I do not want to change the IDE or compare it to other IDEs. What I am looking for, is the ability to execute one of hundreds of tiny programs that are in a well organized in an expandable file tree in C::B quickly and easily. If I put each C++ file with a main in it's own project I will have so many C::B projects that it will be unreasonable.

In the interest of full disclosure, currently I am keeping all my tiny programs in directories and use the O/S to drill through the directories and simply double click on the .cpp file which C::B opens. I am willing to dramatically modify my code to be able to achieve the objective.

When you want to add a new code file, right click on your folder and choose New file..., enter your file name with the extension of .cpp. Then you can just use your C::B as before. Without the limit of project, C::B will just compile your current C++ file and run it on its own. Keyboard shortcuts F9 and the Run and Build button still works.

I think this is what they were trying to accomplish. No, you can't have two main files in the same Project, but you can have a lot of smaller project programs saved to a workspace which allows you to run and test them each individually.

I am aware there is a tool to replace location codes, installation codes, etc. under the retag components tool. However, I cannot find a way to replace the actual project code across all drawings and I have to go to every individual drawing and manually change it.

I think you are looking for a utility thats called "Find/Edit/Replace Component Text" located under the Schematic tab/Edit components (see the attached image file). This is a neat tool that can be used project wide.

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Exact case, I have a text field that links to the drawing property project code, but it won't update until I open and close the drawing properties dialog box. Upon opening the drawing properties box, I see the value has changed. When I click ok on that dialog, and regen the drawing, then the text field will change. Regen without opening the drawing properties dialog leaves the previous value in the text field...

Using these codes allows consolidation of transactions from several sources, including multiple organizations and accounts. Each relevant transaction can then be coded with the project code so that the total costs associated with a project can be calculated. Any person can use a project code on a transaction, regardless of the project manager or home organization. Reports can be run utilizing Decision Support so that total costs of a project can be tracked.

The project code is designated by a code from 1-10 characters in length, using any combination of alpha or numeric characters (other characters should not be used). Projects can be used across organizations and accounts. This allows a user to report on expenses at the project level across several different accounts and/or organizations. Projects are created on the Project document in KFS. Anyone can create a project, and there is no routing for this document unless Organization Review routing has been established.

A project code is entered in the Project field of the accounting line on a KFS document. You can use the Transactions by Project (25) query in FIS Decision Support to retrieve a report of all expenses related to a particular project.

hi all i a bit confused why having the link for back ground image works for this project would anyone be able to do a video review of why this works im a little confused or provide a link for this? just trying to figure this bit out

I am new to SAS EG and we have a number of EG projects. These projects can have quite a few code blocks (sas code) and would like to know of a way where a programmer could search through the code blocks looking for specific text strings or variable names.

I have tried using WINZIP to open up an EG project but all the code blocks have the name of "code.sas" and unable to save these code blocks within a specific directory because they all have the same name and I really do not want to have to rename each code.sas to another name. If I was able to save these all in a single directory then I can use search tools to do what I would like to do.

It would really be nice to have this feature built into SAS EG project but have not been able to find such a utility. It would be nice to have a feature for SAS code much like the "Project LOG" - to be able to see all the code in a single window/view to do a search.

If you want this to do this on a regular bases then I think you need to use the project.xml file in the .egp zip archive as starting point to kind of mimik what the export does for you - or you try to figure out what "export all code in project..." is actually doing and if you're able to call this "module" from outside EG with something like VB. Not my area though but may be someone can tell you more.

7-zip allows you to extract multiple EGP files at once into folders named after each project, and maintains the structure within the .egp zip format files. This allows you to extract all of the code.sas files, as they're actually split into seperate files. The normal windows search function then allows you to search through all the files for the keywords you're looking for.

It's not ideal for anything but a one-off exercise mind you. Also I couldn't see a way to tie the code.sas file with its name in the EG project - I guess it's stored in project.xml somewhere though...

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