Question: How does one use an on-disk editor for poweron files

[nackler]

My poweron files are stored inside my bank core system. When I edit them I am using a built-in editor inside the bank's core system. I don't think the files reside on my local disk at all.

It would seem to me that in order to use another editor, such as VS code, I would need to export the poweron files to my machine, then import them back into the banking system when I'm done editing them. That round trip takes some of the excitement out of using a plugin like this.

What is your workflow?

[cainfe]

What I do is develop my PowerOn code in VS Code and copy and paste the code into the PowerOn Specfile in Symitar. It's a bit tedious but I find it worth it to have the features VS Code brings.

If your core system was hosted in house I wonder if you could directly (and securely) access the hosts filesystem from VS Code but I don't have any experience with that.

[nackler]

Hey, thanks for the reply! That is good to know. Ill try it out.

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