Learn Prism for AL

Objects page

This page is hosted by the Workspace window.

The Objects page is where you find and explore all objects of the workspace.

You can make this page the first page that opens when Prism has loaded a workspace; see Settings page.

Prism for AL workspace window with objects page — The workspace window showing the object page.

#	Name	Description
1	Current object	The object that is currently selected. Right-click to open the Object context menu.
2	View selector	Select how you want to see objects Object: Prism presentation of the object Extended: Object including extensions Source: Plain source code Dependencies: In- and outbound dependencies of the current object
3	Objects panel	Index of the all objects in the workspace including dependencies, see Objects panel.
4	Object details panel	This panel shows details of the current object depending on View selector. The default view is Extended view.
5	Outline panel	This panel outlines the contents of the current object, see Outline panel.
6	Navigation arrows	Use the back for forth navigation arrows to navigate your browsing history. You can also navigate history with the following shortcuts: Back: ALT + LEFT or MOUSE BACK Forward: ALT + RIGHT or MOUSE FORWARD Right-click the arrows to show the back and forth navigation history available and click an item to navigate.
7	Object namespace display	This dropdown determines if and how namespaces are displayed for object references: Source: Show namespace qualifiers as they are written in the source code (default). Qualified: Always show namespace of object references. Unqualified: Never show namespace of object references.
8	Language selector	Select the language in which you want to see label translations. You can set a default value in the Settings page.
9	Current module	Displays the name of the current object's module.
10	Show module	Click to show the module of the current object in the Solution page.
11	Show module graph	Click to show the Module graph page with the module of the current object highlighted.
12	Generate event subscriber code	Click to generate event subscriber code.
13	View in Visual Studio Code	View the current object in Visual Studio Code. You can also navigate to specific code lines, see Go to line in Visual Studio Code menu item.