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Last modified by Ray Kiddy on 2010/02/27 14:51
From version 120.1
edited by Johan Henselmans
on 2007/06/19 22:48
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To version 112.1
edited by Johan Henselmans
on 2007/06/19 22:33
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51 51  [[image:filters.png]]
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53 -As you can see, quite a lot of files are excluded from the view.
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55 -[[image:FilterProperties.png]]
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57 57  ==== Where did all my code go? ====
58 58  
59 59  Suppose you suddenly ended up with something like this:
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115 115  [[image:OpenEntityModelerInNewWindowAnnot.png]]
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117 -==== I see all that magic typing with code completion going on. How do you do that? ====
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119 -The shortcut is CMD-space on the Mac, by default. It is also known as contextual assist.
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121 -Actually, it is real magic. The trick is that it works in a contextual way. So the program knows what kind code can be expected where. For instance, if you are inside the bindings of a WOComponent, it will know which bindings are there. Just press CMD-Space, and you will get the possible endings.
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123 -[[image:ContextualContentAssist.png]]
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125 125  ==== Which shortcuts are available? ====
126 126  
127 127  I don't know. It depends on the plugins you are running. Fortunately, there is a shortcut to end all shortcuts: