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Project Control
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| Project filename |
*.APP
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*.cblproj
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| Add file to project |
To create a new file from the supported types in the project directory, click File > New, specify the type of file to create, and click OK. Click Project > Add Files to Project to add existing files to the project. |
Right-click the project in Solution Explorer. Choose Add > New Item to create a new file from the supported types in the project directory. To add an existing file, choose Add > Existing Item and browse to the location of the file to select it. This adds a link in the project to the file but does not copy it in the project directory. To add existing COBOL files, choose Add Existing COBOL Items. |
| Copybook path |
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Choose Project > projectProperties and select the Copybook Paths tab. |
Build settings for the project: - COBOL
- Preprocessor
- Additional Directive
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Click Project > project Properties, go to the COBOL tab and choose a configuration in the Configuration field. To create a new build configuration or to edit one, click Build > Configuration Manager. |
| Execution environment settings:
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The execution environment is COBOL Server. |
Debug settings: - DateWarp
- Stored Procedures
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Editing
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| Suggest Word/Content Assist |
CTRL+G
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CTRL+Space
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| Locate |
F12 (or context menu Locate) |
F12
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| COBOL Find |
CTRL+Shift+F12 (or context menu COBOL Find) |
Shift+F12
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| Compress |
Tool bar compress  (or context menu Compress) |
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| Bookmark |
CTRL+F2
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CTRL+B, T
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Compiling
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| Single file Compile |
CTRL+F7 (or click check mark ) |
In Solution Explorer, right-click the file you want to compile and click Compile. Note: This applies to native code only.
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| Build |
F7 (or click build ) |
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| Build All |
ALT+B A
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Click Build > Build <project>. |
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Debugging
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| Start Debugging |
Alt+D A
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Choose Debug > Start Debugging or press F5. |
| Stop Debugging |
Shift+F5
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Choose Debug > Stop Debugging. |
| Restart Debugging |
Ctrl+Shift+F5
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| Run |
F5
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F5
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| Step |
F11 (or click step ) |
F11
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| Step All |
Ctrl+F5
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| Run Thru |
Run > Run Thru
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| Run Return |
Run > Run Return
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| Run to Cursor |
Shift+F10 (or context menu) |
Ctrl+F10
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| Skip to Cursor |
CTRL+Shift+F10
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context menu |
| Skip Statement |
Debug > Skip Statement
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| Skip Return |
Debug > Skip Return
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| Examine ' data item' |
Shift+F9
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Shift+F9
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| Breakpoint set |
F9
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Double-click in the left margin of editor next to the a line of code, or right-click the line and choose Breakpoint > Insert Breakpoint, or press Shift+F9. |
| Conditional Breakpoint |
Click Debug > Breakpoint > Set Advanced. |
Breakpoint > Condition
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| Break on Data Change |
Via list view |
You can break on data change in native COBOL projects, by right-clicking and choosing Add COBOL Watchpoint. |
| Attach to Process |
Click Debug > Debug settings and enable Attach to running process |
Click Debug > Attach to Process, or Ctrl+Alt+P |
| Just-In-Time Debugging |
Select Just-In-Time Debugging from the Error Handling list |
Click Tools > Options > Debugging > Just-In-Time Debugging, and check Micro Focus Native Debugger. Note: This applies to native code only.
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