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General Category => Do-more CPUs and Do-more Designer Software => Topic started by: Controls Guy on April 18, 2022, 05:50:52 PM
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I have about 80 user memory blocks in one app, in order of when I thought of them of course.
If I want to print an xref for just a selected subset of blocks, it would help if they were in alphabetical order in the select/deselect box. I think they're currently in block number order.
Might even be nice to be able to sort the memory block list when desired and reallocate the block numbers.
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Isn't alphabetical one of the sort options?
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Yes, the output sorts based on elements, nickname, or block number.
I'm talking about sorting the list in the upper left of the dialog for selecting and deselecting.
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Oops...missed the "print dialog" part. Small text. Old eyes.
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Yup, I got those too. In addition to alphabetizing, might be nice to stretch the whole dialog so maybe 20 or 30 blocks show at a time.
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Yup, I got those too. In addition to alphabetizing, might be nice to stretch the whole dialog so maybe 20 or 30 blocks show at a time.
I "fixed" the generated order. Here's what I did (anyone can chime in)
Symbolic Consts (single entry)
Unassigned Nicknames (single entry)
Built-In Data Blocks, maintaining old sort order - by Block # (these are already a good order, i.e. ST, DST, X, Y, C, V, etc.)
User Data Blocks, Alphabetical
$System Heap Items, Alphabetical
Heap Items, Alphabetical
Other, Alphabetical (this category doesn't show up for Doc or Xref Print, but the code is generic)
I put a suffix on the first entry of that group in the checklist box (see attachment)
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Awesome! That will be really helpful. 8)
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It appears I jumped the gun. The implementation details went much deeper than just sorting the UI list - had to back it out :-\
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Yup, I get those situations too sometimes. Understood!