If you deal with variables you can use "Rename..." in the context menu of the
method editor too.
Regards
Lutz
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Date: Thursday, 20 June 2019 at 18:11
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Cc: Douglas von Roeder
Subject: Re
Narinder:
That’s correct - it you’re using dotted notation, you’ll have to clean up
the old code. The good news is features in newer versions make that much
easier. The Find in design feature is much faster and far more flexible.
Once you run a query and the results window opens, you can delete it
, 2019 10:06 AM
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Cc: Narinder Chandi <4dtechmailingl...@toolbox.uk.com>
Subject: Dot Notation in Legacy 4D Code
S, I suspected this would be the case but just seeking confirmation...
I am working with a 4D database that has made exten
S, I suspected this would be the case but just seeking confirmation...
I am working with a 4D database that has made extensive use of dot in table,
variable and project names (not of my doing btw!), e.g.
[my.table.name]
my.process.variable
my.project.method
Converting the database to v17 and
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