I'm new to UE and am trying to figure out the best approach to take to getting the following to work.
I have a text file (SAS program source code) that I have residing in my editor. I want to have some easy form of automation where I press a command key and it writes the SAS program to disk in a predefined directory on a server (almost acting as a SAVE), yet still be able to retain my original source that I'm editing on my local hard drive. Basically, I'm trying to copy everything in my editor to a directory on the server, yet keep editing the same source from the local desktop.
What is actually going on is that I have a "filewatcher" program that monitors the directory on the server and when it sees a new or changed SAS file, it submits the program to SAS. I really want my users to keep their source code that they are editing on their own desktop machines and only write their source to the server when they want to execute the program.
Does anyone have any suggestions? Can this be accomplished in the "Advanced Tools Configuration" or is this something that requires a macro to accomplish?
Thanks.
I have a text file (SAS program source code) that I have residing in my editor. I want to have some easy form of automation where I press a command key and it writes the SAS program to disk in a predefined directory on a server (almost acting as a SAVE), yet still be able to retain my original source that I'm editing on my local hard drive. Basically, I'm trying to copy everything in my editor to a directory on the server, yet keep editing the same source from the local desktop.
What is actually going on is that I have a "filewatcher" program that monitors the directory on the server and when it sees a new or changed SAS file, it submits the program to SAS. I really want my users to keep their source code that they are editing on their own desktop machines and only write their source to the server when they want to execute the program.
Does anyone have any suggestions? Can this be accomplished in the "Advanced Tools Configuration" or is this something that requires a macro to accomplish?
Thanks.