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[Business Central 15] How to check publisher parameters
Yangten
Member Posts: 5
Hi everyone,
I've question about checking publisher parameters. For me it don't make sense, so I probably do something wrong.
For example:
When I create subscriber for OnResolveTextFilterToken publisher (Codeunit "Filter Tokens", BC15) I don't know how to check it's parameters:
1) IntelliSense in Visual Studio Code doesn't show any hint about it's parameters.
2) When I try "Go to definition" function I've message "No definition found for OnResolveTextFilterToken". Symbols have been downloaded.
3) This codeunit (41) is a system codeunit, so it's come from Microsoft_System_Application_ProperVersion.app. When I use "Open in AL Object Browser" function for this app I see this codeunit. Unfortunatelly, when I try use "Do to definition", I see empty / blank dal file (Filter%20Tokens.dal) - it's probably because it's system object.
So Microsoft give us a lot of useful codeunits but they are useless if we don't know how to use them. I don't get this. Do you have any solutions for this? I'm thinking about includeCSIDE parameter when I create container - maybe there codeunit 41 and functions will be visible but this is time consuming and unconfortable way to check parameters.
I've question about checking publisher parameters. For me it don't make sense, so I probably do something wrong.
For example:
When I create subscriber for OnResolveTextFilterToken publisher (Codeunit "Filter Tokens", BC15) I don't know how to check it's parameters:
1) IntelliSense in Visual Studio Code doesn't show any hint about it's parameters.
2) When I try "Go to definition" function I've message "No definition found for OnResolveTextFilterToken". Symbols have been downloaded.
3) This codeunit (41) is a system codeunit, so it's come from Microsoft_System_Application_ProperVersion.app. When I use "Open in AL Object Browser" function for this app I see this codeunit. Unfortunatelly, when I try use "Do to definition", I see empty / blank dal file (Filter%20Tokens.dal) - it's probably because it's system object.
So Microsoft give us a lot of useful codeunits but they are useless if we don't know how to use them. I don't get this. Do you have any solutions for this? I'm thinking about includeCSIDE parameter when I create container - maybe there codeunit 41 and functions will be visible but this is time consuming and unconfortable way to check parameters.
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DenSter
Member Posts: 8,304
Intellisense does show the event parameters. You do need to make sure the subscription itself is correct first though.
Once the event parameters are set, put your cursor in the parameters section and hit Ctrl+Space. Arrow up if they don't show up in the screen right away, they are sometimes pushed down the order by other options
Here's a screenshot:
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Once the event parameters are set, put your cursor in the parameters section and hit Ctrl+Space. Arrow up if they don't show up in the screen right away, they are sometimes pushed down the order by other options
Here's a screenshot:
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