Code Generation

 

  1. Output Folder: This is the default folder to generate your files.
  2. Animate Nodes During Code Generation: When this is checked, it limits the screen updates/refreshes of the progress of code generation. This is useful in the case of a big project where the code generation is taking too long.
  3. Prompt Before Code Generation Starts: When this is checked, you will always get a prompt before code generation starts. This is what the prompt looks like:CS_clip0116
  4. Stop Code Generation On Error: The code generation process will stop immediately if an error occurs.
  5. Skip Untouched Node: Before starting the code generation form during the code generation process, it will skip any nodes that haven't been touched yet (enabled for generation).
  6. Trigger Configuration Form: If enabled, this will trigger the project and stencil co.
  7. Auto Generate Updated Expanders: This will ensure that any expander used for generation will automatically realign itself with the new update wherever it has been applied.
  8. Auto Assign Lookup Columns: This will automatically assign a column type to the foreign key lookup. We recommend enabling this option to ensure lookups are handled smoothly behind the scenes.
  9. Check For Application Menus: When checked, the code generation will check to see if you already have menus defined to allow you to load different pages.
  10. Log and Display Expanded Text: During code generation, the text of every expanded string is displayed in the log output panel. If you uncheck this option, less text will be displayed, speeding up the code generation.
  11. Save Menu to Text File: When checked, the menu for the generated application will be generated as a text file. This file will then be imported as a menu code. In the case of a Blazer/Asp .NET application, this will be NavMenu.Razor

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