While "The Swarm" was originally a PC game from 2008, it was localized (and perhaps ported) to the Xbox 360 in 2010. I've come across an odd game called MorphX, which itself seems to be a localized version of a Russian PC game known as "Symbiont", or otherwise known as "The Swarm". In that case, you may discuss things related to the media's existence, but do not discuss/debate about the political, current affairs, or religious, message. Suppose someone asks for lost media related to these subjects. No discussing/debating politics, religion, or current news worthy affairs. No political, current affairs, or religious discussion Remember these are people too, with families and friends. Other NSFW media, though not banned, is handled on a case-by-case basis and we ask that these are handled respectfully. We do not allow discussion or mention of these. Media which is illegal, 'police evidence', and includes harm/exploitation of minors, is strictly banned on the subreddit. Don’t presume the reader is already aware prior to the post. This can include dates such as when it was lost or made, who made it, and the current situation. High-quality posts are often posts where the person has done their homework and research.Ī summary of the media in question, allowing people to become familiar with it and the case without having to leave reddit for that information. Please look into other communities for these services as we are for lost media only. We are not here to help you find something ( r/helpmefind), to name something ( r/tipofmytounge), or help you pirate something. For more info on what is lost media, see our wiki This subreddit is for lost media ONLY All posts should be relevant to discussions of known lost media. This is a place we would like EVERYONE to feel welcome, as such violation of this will result in a warning followed by a ban. Sexism, racism, LGBT-phobia, personal attacks, doxing, harassment, hate speech, etc are not tolerated. Figure 2-1 shows the Options form.We aim to have a welcoming and fun community, so please remain respectful of each other. You can personalize the behavior of many MorphX tools by clicking Options on the Tools menu.
On the context menus of elements in the AOT.In the Development Workspace, on the Tools menu.You can access these development tools from the following places:
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Track all changes to elements and see a full revision log. See a line-by-line comparison of two versions of the same element.
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Search for code or metadata patterns in the AOT. Navigate and understand the type hierarchy of the currently active element. Type Hierarchy Browser and Type Hierarchy Context View the contents of a table directly from a table element. Generate Microsoft Visio Unified Modeling Language (UML) and entity relationship diagrams (ERDs) from elements. The property sheet shows key and value pairs.Ĭompile X++ code into an executable format.Īutomatically detect defects in both your code and your elements. Inspect and modify properties of elements. You can use the AOT to invoke the other tools and to inspect and create elements. It allows the developer to browse the repository of all elements that together make up the business application. The AOT is the main entry point for most development activities. TABLE 2-1 MorphX tools and other components used for development. Table 2-1 lists the MorphX tools and components. To enable development mode in AX 2012, press Ctrl+Shift+W to launch the Development Workspace, which holds all of the development tools.
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You can find additional information and an overview of other MorphX tools in the MorphX Development Tools section of the AX 2012 software development kit (SDK) on the Microsoft Developer Network (MSDN). This chapter describes the most commonly used tools and offers some tips and tricks for working with them. For example, a table element includes the name of the table, the properties set for the table, the fields, the indexes, the relations, and the methods, among other things. Each feature of a business application uses the application model elements described in Chapter 1, “Architectural overview.” With the MorphX tools, you can create, view, modify, and delete the application model elements, which contain metadata, structure (ordering and hierarchies of elements), properties (key and value pairs), and X++ code. AX 2012 includes a set of tools, the MorphX development tools, that you can use to build and modify AX 2012 business applications.
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