Project Control
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Project filename |
*.MVP
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*.APP
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.cobolProj in Project directory |
Add file to project |
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To create a new file from the supported types in the project directory, click File > New, specify the type of file to create, and click OK. Click Project > Add Files to Project to add existing files to the project. |
All files in the project directory and its subdirectories are automatically part of the project. You can exclude programs or subdirectories from a build using the Build Action option on the context menu. |
Copybook path |
Via Workgrouping |
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By default, all directories within a project and their subdirectories are included in the initial copybook path. To make changes, click Project > Project Properties > Micro Focus > Build Path and select the Dependency Paths tab. |
Build settings for the project: - COBOL
- CICS including BMS
- Preprocessor
- Additional Directive
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ALT+F7 or click Project > Build Setting for Project and select the corresponding tabs. |
ALT+F7 or click Project > Build Setting and select the corresponding tabs. |
Right-click the project name and select Properties, (or click Project > Properties from the main menu). |
Execution environment settings: - General
- Assembler
- COBOL
- JCL
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The execution environment is Micro Focus Server. |
The execution environment is Enterprise Server. |
Debug settings: - DateWarp
- Stored Procedures
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DateWarp is present in the debug launch configurations. |
Editing
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Suggest Word/Content Assist |
CTRL+G
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CTRL+G
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CTRL+Space
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Locate |
F12 (or context menu Locate) |
F12 (or context menu Locate) |
F3 (or context menu Goto Definition) |
COBOL Find |
CTRL+Shift+F12 (or context menu COBOL Find) |
CTRL+Shift+F12 (or context menu COBOL Find) |
CTRL+Shift+G (or context menu Find References) |
Compress |
Tool bar compress (or context menu Compress) |
Tool bar compress (or context menu Compress) |
Double-click on an item to jump to the line in the program. |
Bookmark |
CTRL+F2
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CTRL+F2
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Click Edit > Add Bookmark. |
Compiling
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Single file Compile |
CTRL+F7 (or click check mark) |
CTRL+F7 (or click check mark) |
Right-click a program name and select Single File Compile. Note: This applies to native code only.
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Build |
F7 (or click build) |
F7 (or click build) |
By default, Eclipse automatically builds projects to keep them up to date. You can also build on request. To turn off the automatic build, click Project > Build Automatically. |
Build All |
ALT+B A
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ALT+B A
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Cleaning a project forces a rebuild. To access this, click Project > Clean. |
Debugging
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Start Debugging |
Alt+D A
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Alt+D A
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Choose Debug or F11 Before launching the session, create an appropriate debug launch configuration. |
Stop Debugging |
Shift+F5
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Shift+F5
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CTRL+F2 (or context menu Terminate) |
Restart Debugging |
Ctrl+Shift+F5
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Ctrl+Shift+F5
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From the executable in the debug stack view, right-click and select Relauch from the context menu. |
Run |
F5
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F5
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CTRL+F11
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Step |
F11 (or click step) |
F11 (or click step) |
F5
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Step All |
Ctrl+F5
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Ctrl+F5
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Click Resume on the debug toolbar. |
Run Thru |
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F10
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F6 (or Step Over) |
Run Return |
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Shift+F11
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F7 (or Step Return) |
Run to Cursor |
Shift+F10 (or context menu) |
Shift+F10 (or context menu) |
CTRL+R (or context menu Run to Line) |
Skip to Cursor |
CTRL+Shift+F10
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CTRL+Shift+F10
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ALT+F12, R (or Reset Execution Point) |
Skip Statement |
ALT+D, I or click Debug > Skip Statement . |
Click Debug > Skip Statement. |
No equivalent. Use ALT+F12, R (or Reset Execution Point) |
Skip Return |
ALT+D, K or Click Debug > Skip Return |
Click Debug > Skip Return. |
No equivalent. Use ALT+F12, R (or Reset Execution Point) |
Examine ' data item' |
Shift+F9
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Shift+F9
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The Variables View automatically shows variable values on the current and previous lines. |
Breakpoint set |
F9
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F9
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Double click in the left margin to toggle a breakpoint. |
Conditional Breakpoint |
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From the Breakpoints View, select a breakpoint and edit the properties. |
Break on Data Change |
Via list view |
Via list view |
To set a WatchPoint, double-click in the margin of line containing a WS item, or set it from the Outline View context menu. |