I'm new to progress open edge. Is it possible to get a '.r' file using GUI Procedure editor or app builder, if so how to get it?
If you have the GUI procedure editor, use the "Application Compiler" from the "Tools" menu.
Or enter the following code in the procedure editor and execute (F2):
COMPILE path/to/your.p SAVE.
COMPILE path/to/your.w SAVE.
You need some sort of compiler license to generate r-code.
The "showcfg" utility will list the licenses that you have available.
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I'm new to Atom and I'm used to text editors that let you define external tools (like Visual Studio or UltraEdit) that let you pass arguments like the current file to any exe.
How do I achieve this in atom, for example I'd like to open the current file I'm editing in notepad.
I found a solution in this: https://atom.io/packages/dqs-shell-commands
It allows you to run external commands.
I'm working with Progress 11.6, appBuilder and procedure editor.
I'm taking my very first steps, using Progress developer Studio (version 4.3): I'm opening a *.w file. I was expecting some kind of GUI design form, but even after having chosen the "OpenEdge AppBuilder" or the "OpenEdge Visual Designer perspective, I still only see the *.w file in text format.
What can I do in order to open the "Progress Developer Studio graphical GUI designer"? (I hope this feature exists?)
Pressing Shift+F9 does not work, and the context popup looks as follows:
Thanks in advance and sorry for this very newbie question
I'm taking my very first steps, using Progress developer Studio
Congratulations!
Hit "shift-F9" or right-click on the editor and choose "View Design"
Edit
Apparently, an "ABL GUI Design" needs to be added.
I'm using GPS IDE for Ada 95 coding. When I try to put a break point in a .adb file, I'm getting a message "No source file named filename.adb". I built the project and initialized the debugger. What could have gone wrong?
Oddly, I'm able to execute the program.
Did you enable the debug option for your project? Use Project/"Edit Project Properties" to open the project properties dialog, click the "Switches" tab. Then on each of the Gnatmake, Ada, and Ada Linker tabs check "Debug Information". Close the dialogs, then do a Build/Clean and rebuild your project. (Don't forget to save any changes, do Project/Save All.)
I am writing robot tests for web testing using Robot Framework with SeleniumLibrary (a test library) , one of my test involves uploading a file from the desktop by clicking on a"Browse" button on the webpage and using the windows file explorer window that pops up to navigate to and select the file. I have downloaded Autolt library but not able to figure it out which keyword is to be used.Any sample testcase is more helpful.
The Choose File should work the way you want.
If that doesn't work, try Press Keys to directly type the path to your input.
I am new to QT
I downloaded online installer for QT windows in the location
http://qt.nokia.com/downloads
I just tried simple program like printin hello world.
I Could execute the program. But I am not able to debug it.
I am getting errors like
None of the debugger engines 'Cdb engine, Gdb engine' capable of
debugging binaries of the type 'x86-windows-msvc2008-pe-32bit' is
configured correctly.
Should I download a different version for debugging or Did I miss any procedure to include debuging facility?. Please help me to install QT with debugger.
Do you have Visual Studio installed?
You need to have it installed so you can use this engines to debug.
Here is the link for the Visual studio: LINK
Enjoy!
I had the same problem with QtCreator. An Update of the QtSDK solved it for me. You find the update mechanism in a menu of QtCreator.
Go to Tools -> Options -> Tool Chains, and tell us what you see. I have only ever used Qt with mingw, not Visual Studio, so I don't know if it will help, but look at this question and its resolution.
It looks like there was a bug in QtSDK installer at some point. Firstly, try updating. Secondly, try this:
open Qt Creator and go to Tools → Options... → Build & Run, select Tool Chains tab;
there should be Auto-detected list, select in there Mingw as GCC for Windows targets and click Clone button;
Now select cloned tool chain, you should be able edit specific fields in the bottom;
Click Browse... right to Debugger field and select %QTDIR%\pythongdb\python_2.7based\gdb-i686-pc-mingw32.exe;
Save your edits, create a new project (don't forget to select cloned tool chain) and try debugging.
Does it work?