How could I move from the Code tab to the Output Data tab with the keyboard? See red arrows in picture.
I'm using SAS Enterprise Guide 8.2
Use Ctrl+Tab and Ctrl+Shift+Tab to navigate forwards and backwards through the tabs.
(I'm using Enterprise Guide 7.1 but hopefully this still works for you.)
Edit:
From the SAS EG 8.1 accessibility options on this page, Ctrl+F6 and Ctrl+Shift+F6 might be what is required.
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How can I change to the dark mode in SAS9.4
All the videos I found are about prior versions of SAS and not this version.
Thanks in advance
In SAS for Windows, you can edit the colour scheme.
For SAS Studio, you can download an extension, e.g. Dark Reader for Chrome.
I've replaced my old dev laptop with a new one, and my Siebel 7.8 Tools aren't enjoying the change: the applet web layout editor gets frozen when I try to scroll.
The applet loads fine, I can add controls, move them around or remove them... but if I try to scroll, it only does so for a moment and then it gets frozen: everything inside the web layout pane (including the scrollbars) stops responding. I've also noticed a visual glitch when it happens - half of the "InfoButton" placeholder and half of the "Elemento" field are duplicated:
The rest of the Siebel Tools keep working however, I can just close the layout editor and open a new one, which will work without problem... until I try to scroll again.
It happens also if I try to show a bigger applet area without using the scrollbar (for example, if I hide the object explorer with Ctrl+E to have more room), or if I click on Preview. Only in that case, instead of a glitched layout, it shows all blank (and freezes).
It doesn't matter if it's a list applet or a form one; whether I'm connected to my local DBF database or to the server repository; if I run the Siebel Tools with or without administrative privileges...
To make things even weirder, the first time I edited an applet web layout in the new computer, it worked fine (a lot of scrolling included). The issue started with the second applet I tried to edit (but now it happens with the good applet too).
The new computer is running Windows 7 (64bits) with IE8. The old computer had exactly the same, only the 32bits version. Siebel Tools have been properly installed (I didn't just transfer my old folder to the new PC). And I've checked the tools.cfg file, specifically the WebClientSiteDir property, which points to the right folder, C:\Siebel_7.8\Tools\PUBLIC\ENU.
Any ideas, other than reinstall the Tools? Has it happened to anyone before?
Solved! I tried a lot of different things, including a full reinstall of Siebel Tools. In the end, it was much easier to fix: I just needed to enable the option "Run this program in Windows XP compatibility mode", in the Tools shortcut.
I'd swear I didn't have it enabled in my previous computer and it worked just fine, but anyway... that fixed the issue for me.
Is there any way of changing the background color of SAS Enterprise Guide windows?
I have spent more than an hour trying to find a solution, but no success. Unfortunately my eyes cannot take the white background anymore.
Thanks in advance!
This is for version 6.1.
For the process flow:
Right Click in the Flow Area->Background Color-><pick a color>
For the Program editor:
Tools->Options->SAS Programs->Appearance
From there you have to set the background color for each element in the File Elements box.
For Enterprise Guide 5.1
Program --> Editor Options, Appearance tab.
See: https://blogs.sas.com/content/sasdummy/2017/07/03/sas-program-editor-tricks/
SAS Enterprise Guide Customer Documentation here for all versions.
I'm looking for something similar to how Visual Studio will show tooltips when hovering the mouse over anything in the editor (type information, method details, other useful information, etc.). Is this a configurable option in PyCharm? I've yet to find it.
Thanks.
It's available via quick documentation hotkey only, vote for the issue so that it also works on hover.
I have a C++ Visual Studio 2008 Windows Mobile 6.5 application that uses a tab control. I've noticed that depending on how careful you are with the stylus, when using the tab control you can accidentally re-order the tabs. It's difficult to do deliberately, but it's very easy to do when you're not trying. I assume this is a new "feature" of Windows Mobile 6.5 as it doesn't happen in Windows Mobile 6.1 with the same code.
Is there a window style or something I can set that will lock the tab order such that people don't accidentally re-arrange them?
Also, is there an MSDN page that describes this behavior and how it is supposed to work? I've looked, but have come up empty.
Thanks,
PaulH
Turns out it is a feature of the WTL tab class I was using. I ended up subclassing it and removing the tab reordering feature.
-PaulH