I like the ability to double click on a udf and the editor jumps to the procedure in the source file.
I would like the ability to do the same for a constant as well -- and variable declaration. I understand the later may not be as easy since a variable can be declared differently in different udf's; but constants don't change...
"click to" constant definitions.
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Re: "click to" constant definitions.
What's udf mean?
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Re: "click to" constant definitions.
Same as UFO? 
Perhaps "User Defined Function"?
Perhaps "User Defined Function"?
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Re: "click to" constant defs-- & Macros.
+1jassing wrote:I like the ability to double click on a udf and the editor jumps to the procedure in the source file.
I would like the ability to do the same for a constant as well -- and variable declaration. I understand the later may not be as easy since a variable can be declared differently in different udf's; but constants don't change...
...and also with Macro definitions, please.
Thanks!