I tried to search from tools -> preference, but can't find the answer.
Does anyone know how to make a file section display on the left hand side of Oracle SQL?
(As the highlight part in this picture)
Click the View menu. Click Files in that menu. That should be it.
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I don't know a way to duplicate the visual code side bar. I would find it useful to be able to open different views at the same time as it happens in eclipse Theila (both share same source code)
Eclipse Theila
See my newer answer at https://stackoverflow.com/a/69329503/836330
You can put another panel on the right, in addition to the Side Bar and Panel. And then drag various views into it.
Put the Panel on the right. Right-click on one of the headers, like "Terminal" and select `Move Panel Right".
Drag your "Outline" header into that right Panel.
In Visual Studio I could hit Ctrl+M twice and I could just see a list of function names. Is there an equivalent to this in Sql Developer? When I right click in the code folding bar, nothing happens.
First, enable:
Tools > Preferences > Code Editor: Display > Show Code Folding Margin
Then, right click in the margin and choose the Collapse options:
(This is Oracle Sql Developer 3.1.07)
In my case, I had to restart Sql Developer for the right-click context menu to appear.
This is a relatively trivial question, and I'm sorry to ask it. However, I am trying to do work in Oracle SQL Developer, and I can't figure out how to bring up the helpbar on the left-hand side that shows all of my objects.
How can I pull it up?
If I'm picturing in my head what you are saying properly, there are two ways:
Click the Window menu item and then "Reset Windows to Factory Settings" which shows the Connections and Reports items along the left hand side.
Or
Click the View menu item and select "Connections" (or maybe "Recent Objects" if that's what you're after.)
In Xcode 3, I could right click on some text in my code, select find in project, and it would.
Is there anything like that in Xcode 4, where I can search for something without typing it in?
EDIT: to clarify, my concern is to avoid having to enter whatever I am searching for.
In other words, suppose I have methods called
methodWithReallyLongNameVersionA
and
methodWithReallyLongNameVersionB
It would be nice to be able to search for the first one via a right click search, without having to copy and paste or to type the whole thing in. This was possible in XCode 3.
I created a custom find scope and then used that find scope to search all within a project folder.
Create find scope as follows:
In Navigator selector bar click the magnifying glass to bring up search navigator
click the magnifying glass in the search text box and select 'show find options'
clock 'Find in' list and select custom
Create your new find scope in the dialog and set it to your project top level folder
Use this find scope in future searches.
Command + Shift + F will search your workspace.
At the time I asked this question, the answer was "no." However, Apple has now restored this functionality. Right click on the text in question, then select "find selected text in workspace" from the drop-down menu.
I have an old .dot file with a few dozen styles in it.
I need to place them into another .dot file that I received. Is there a better way to get them in there than manually recreating each style?
There is a 'Style Organizer' tool within Word which will let you copy styles from one document to another if they are both open at once.
In Word 2007:
Open the styles dialog (Home tab -> Styles -> Bottom Right button).
Click the 'manage styles' button.
Click 'Import/Export...'
I can't remember what the option is in Word 2003. I think it was Tools -> Style Organizer or similar.
Quick MSO 2003 tip for transferring styles from the current document to another document. The Organizer UI shows the currently open document on the left and Normal.dot on the right. Hitting the dropdown on the right doesn't give you anything other than Normal.dot. Quoi??
Hit the right hand Close File button. This will then be replaced by an Open File ... command button. Select any file you want to from there. Mind the file type. MSOs defaiult is .dot.
Cheers
Use the "Styles" tab in the "Organizer" (menu "Tools" -> "Templates and Add-Ins" -> "Organizer") to copy the styles.
This is the way to transfer your styles & formatting between two documents:
Go to Tools > Templates & Add-Ins...
Click Organizer button...
Cheers
Laura's answer helped me to find it in MS Word 2003. I clicked on Tools, Templates and Add-Inns, Organizer, then Styles. I just highlighted what I wanted from either side and click on Copy.
Thanks Laura. Which I could vote you up.