#STYLIZER SWITCH BLOCK MODE CODE#

at the end of each source code line.Дone! In this situation this saved us a lot of time, because we had to do it not just for one test! However, in normal you can set your computer to only allow apps from the store to increase security and use Microsoft Edge for browsing to keep your computer safe. вЂ¦ and did the same with вЂ TO SOURCE_CODE. I understand that you would like to switch back to S mode but once you switch out of S-mode you cannot go back unless you will reinstall your Windows. Than we were able to select all lines in front of my source code as shown in the following screenshot.ДЄfter that we added my APPEND вЂ in front of each source code line in one shotвЂ¦ We just started block selection mode by using the short-cut Alt+Shift+A. But still than, I had to surround each source code line with the quote sign.Д«lock selection mode in Eclipse allowed us to make this change in a much easier wayвЂ¦ Sometimes I created a small macro to save some time. In the past, I changed the coding manually by going through each line and adding APPEND вЂ in the front and вЂ TO SOURCE_CODE. We just copied the source code for the test in our test method. We were in the following situation: We wanted to write an ABAP Unit test that has to add some source code to an internal table that has to be processed by the test. This functionality on its own is already very helpful, but I didnвЂ™t know that you can use this mode also to edit source code in an Eclipse editor. You can compare it to the short-cut CTRL+Y in SAP GUI. I knew this feature for selecting and copying some blocks from my ABAP source code. This is a small feature provided by Eclipse which I would like to share with you, today. My colleague showed me the block selection mode. Recently, I did some pair programming with one of my colleagues.

Stylizer switch block mode