Created On: 05 July 2011
Problem:
In Visual Studio 2010 there is a setting to specify which extensions should be treated as COBOL copy files, like .cpy, .cob, .cbl etc.
How does one specify that a file without any extension should be treated as a COBOL copy file?
How does one specify that a file without any extension should be treated as a COBOL copy file?
Resolution:
From the Visual Studio 2010 IDE menu navigate to Tools-->Options-->Text Editor-->COBOL-->Miscellaneous-->Copy file extensions.
Add a comma to the front of the list of extensions, by default this looks like:
.cbl,.cpy,.cob
change it to look like:
,.cbl,.cpy,.cob
The "," means that a file with no extention will also be recognized as a copy file extension.
Add a comma to the front of the list of extensions, by default this looks like:
.cbl,.cpy,.cob
change it to look like:
,.cbl,.cpy,.cob
The "," means that a file with no extention will also be recognized as a copy file extension.
Incident #2525900
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