SE24 Double-Click to create a new component not working:

[Former Member]

Hello everyone,

I have attempted to peruse all the questions pertaining to this subject and coming up empty.

Of course the new SCN website doesn't exactly make it easy for anyone to find anyone.

I am on ECC 6.0 Service Pack 2. At this location I am at, when I am SE24, I can

put in code a global variable name I want to add data to. Then double-click

on the component and it will bring up the dialog to create a table, method, constant,

or any other variable without leaving the code. Normally that is how it works everywhere except where I am at

now.

Is there a setting to turn on that functionality in development settings? I cannot seem to locate it.

Thanks for your help on this.

Steve Hardeman

[Former Member]

Hi Steve,

So when you type - say lv_variable on your editor and double click on it - Do you get the below pop-up message with options to click yes or no or cancel?

"Class Attribute lv_variable does not exist. Create Object?"

Regards,

Shravan

[Former Member]

Hi Shravan,

No, I double-click on the variable and it doesn't do anything. No messages. I have do a syntax check, it tells me the variable does not exist naturally. Not until I go into the attributes and type in the variable, will it see it. Craziest thing I have ever saw.

Steve Hardeman

[Former Member]

Hi Steve,

That is weird. Does this happen in se38/se80/se37 editors as well or is it limited to se24? I would start by checking if other developers are also having similar problem. You may also want to check your GUI and if it is properly installed. Also post what GUI you are using currently. Other experts might have some suggestions. Good luck. 

Regards,

Shravan

[Former Member]

Hi Shrava,

SE38, SE37, and SE80 all work normally. Just SE24 is the strange one. I will check around with others.

Thanks,

Steve

[Former Member]

Hi Steve,

Just wanted to check this? Is the class an original object created in your system. Also do you have the problem if you create a fresh class and try it while implementing a new method? Let me know.

Regards,

Shravan