See source line number in the output #201
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I just wrote a request to that topic, but I think you have that already in mind. Anyway, the script is super helpful! |
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OK, thank you! No problem. I will try to do someting better about it now and will post later. |
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OK. I think I managed to make something decent that will help developing larger worksheets.
I have not publihed it officially, because I am still not sure that everything is working fine. For now, you can download the new version 6.1.5 from this link and try it: https://github.com/Proektsoftbg/Calcpad/blob/main/Setup/calcpad-setup-en-x64.exe I will also play a few days with it to see if everything is OK. |
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I know there was a suggestion to find the respective source line in the code if you click on a line in the output.
However, we have not managed to implement this so far. Now I have a really long worksheet and I am lost in it. So, I found a quick solution at least to see the source line number:
'<script>$(":header,p,tr,img").each(function() {$(this).attr("title", $(this).attr("id"));});</script>
If you need this, you can use it until we make something better.
Another thing that can be useful is: If there are errors in the output, to display a non-scrolling summary on the top in red color with links for each error.
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