I am helping out a bit back on the CMM as a " consultant ( I mainly work in estimating ) and I have been working on a huge lengthy prg. I cannot for the life of me remember the commands that " hide " the code ? Rather than scroll thru the whole prg, you are able to condense it ? Kinds like its in a subfolder ? There was a command at either end of what you want to" hide or show " ? Total brain drain trying to remember....
Using groups also has the side benefit of reducing the load time when opening the program. I've had to open very sizable programs off the network and after going thru however many antiviruses IT slapped on us, it took over a minute to just open the program. After I put 99% of the program under a group and collapsed it, it took 5 seconds.
I second that. I have a larger modular program that measures multiple different processes of a part from start to finish. I created separate sections within the part that have special flow controls and grouping allowed me to condense the code. The program does not take long to load.
Using groups also has the side benefit of reducing the load time when opening the program. I've had to open very sizable programs off the network and after going thru however many antiviruses IT slapped on us, it took over a minute to just open the program. After I put 99% of the program under a group and collapsed it, it took 5 seconds.
I second that. I have a larger modular program that measures multiple different processes of a part from start to finish. I created separate sections within the part that have special flow controls and grouping allowed me to condense the code. The program does not take long to load.
