Hello,
I am a previous R user. In R Studio, you can make comment headings into a navigational table of contents by adding a different number of #s. For instance, if you start the comment with 4 #s it will create something akin to a heading 1, whereas a comment with 5 #s will be similar to a heading 2. It allows you to create sections and subsections, and you can navigate to each section through a generated table of contents based on the created headings. See attached screenshot.
Is there any way to do this or something similar to quickly navigate through a SAS file with a lot of code? I am using SAS Enterprise Guide version 8.3.7.202.
Thank you kindly.
That looks useful but afaik there is nothing similar available in EG.
You could experiment if there is a VS code extension that gives you what you want for working with SAS code. ....that's of course only really worth it if your environment then also allows you to connect to a SAS Server via VS Code.
That looks useful but afaik there is nothing similar available in EG.
You could experiment if there is a VS code extension that gives you what you want for working with SAS code. ....that's of course only really worth it if your environment then also allows you to connect to a SAS Server via VS Code.
You can build one using EG and C# (my preference). EG supports addons/extensions. Just use their interfaces and you can build whatever you want.
There are loads of examples by Chris Hemendinger. I also have some starter stuff on my github pages.
Other languages could work but I suggest you go C#: lot more flexibility; what EG is written in.
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