One great feature of the Eclipse IDE is the variable highlighting capabilities. When the user double-clicks a variable, the variable is highlighted, and every occurance of that variable in the script is also highlighted (with a green background color). This makes it really easy to identify where your variables are used in your scripts. It is an excellent feature. Any chance this can make its way into dev3?
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yes sort of, but it is more automated. In eclipse, if you highlight (double click) and variable, all instances of that variable become colored. It makes reading the scripts so much easier. I hope it can be implemented in dev3.
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One great feature of the Eclipse IDE is the variable highlighting capabilities. When the user double-clicks a variable, the variable is highlighted, and every occurance of that variable in the script is also highlighted (with a green background color). This makes it really easy to identify where your variables are used in your scripts. It is an excellent feature. Any chance this can make its way into dev3?
this would be verry nice sounds like a advanced search
yes sort of, but it is more automated. In eclipse, if you highlight (double click) and variable, all instances of that variable become colored. It makes reading the scripts so much easier. I hope it can be implemented in dev3.