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Michael Hampton · Sep 23, 2022 go to post

That works! Thanks!

It was not clear to me the Folder setting was supposed to be relative. 

Michael Hampton · Sep 23, 2022 go to post

I didn't do the export, the repository was setup by our operations guys, so I don't know about it. I have those 3 settings as you describe but it still opens in read only mode.

Michael Hampton · Sep 23, 2022 go to post

All files have local copies. I can open and edit them just fine, but using the "Go to Definition" always opens it in read only mode.

The folder setting was previously "src" I guess by default. I've tried null and various forms of the path for the "folder" setting.

Our Git repository is d:\Repos

The atelier setting is true

The path for an example class I have open is

d:\Repos\PATS\Server\Namespaces\AXIS\Axis\Pat\Display.cls

If I use F12 (Go to Definition) on the following I get the file in read only mode:

##class(Axis.Pat.Lib).PatKeyToPatNum(Pat)

Even though the file exists as:

d:\Repos\PATS\Server\Namespaces\AXIS\Axis\Pat\Lib.cls

That is, they are both in same directory.

It is unclear how much of the path should be in the "folder" setting.

Should I just call Support?

Michael Hampton · Sep 22, 2022 go to post

I still get the read only mode, even after setting the "objectscript.export" "folder" setting to null. What might I be missing?

Michael Hampton · Jan 31, 2018 go to post

I just installed that plugin and you're right, it works great! Thanks very much for the info!

Michael Hampton · Jan 31, 2018 go to post

The "open declaration" doesn't seem to work when editing a routine (int code).  F12 would open that routine in a new tab and jump to the correct tag. Atelier just beeps and reports "Current text selection does not resolve to a Script element".

The Eclipse bookmarks are cumbersome and not nearly as convenient as Studio. I don't want to give it some bookmark name, I just want to mark that location like I could in Studio. A simple on/off toggle is all I need. That way I could mark a spot and quickly jump back there as necessary. It is extremely useful.

Michael Hampton · Jan 30, 2018 go to post

I understand how to show and change key bindings. The problem is I don't see those functions available to assign a key to.