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visionx:eplug_guide [2020/06/05 16:58] cduncan [License and Trial] |
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| ===== Commands ===== | ===== Commands ===== | ||
| - | [[https://eplug.sibvisions.com/|EPlug]] provides various commands which can be used to navigate the project. These are either available from the context menu on a source file, or can be assigned custom keybindings through the Eclipse preferences. | + | [[https://eplug.sibvisions.com/|EPlug]] provides various commands which can be used to navigate the project. These are either available from the context menu on a source file or can be assigned custom keybindings through the Eclipse preferences. |
| {{:visionx:eplug_guide:eplug-context-menu.png?nolink|The EPlug context menu that can be accessed through the editor.}} | {{:visionx:eplug_guide:eplug-context-menu.png?nolink|The EPlug context menu that can be accessed through the editor.}} | ||
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| Opens the complement class of the currently open file. | Opens the complement class of the currently open file. | ||
| - | The complement class is the "counterpart" of every class on the client or server. So when invoked on a workscreen (client-side), it will open the server-side LCO class, and vice versa. | + | The complement class is the "counterpart" of every class on the client or server. So, when invoked on a workscreen (client-side), it will open the server-side LCO class and vice versa. |
| ==== Go To application.xml ==== | ==== Go To application.xml ==== | ||