1C:EDT is not a one-size-fits-all software that has every function preloaded. Instead, you are able to customize settings as needed on an individual basis
If you are an advanced developer, you can take advantage of the powerful EDT by adding something that will speed up its work or by modifying the development environment for yourself.
There are many plugins available for Evernote that allow you to customize it. One plugin is ENRAP which is focused on providing strong cybersecurity.
1C is a software company that makes many popular plug-in providers. They are also the community of developers who make these plug-in offerings. So, if one of their products is lacking certain features, they don’t wait for someone else to provide them; they write them themselves. There are many reasons to shop at Eclipse. Not only is it the IDE of choice for developers, but it also has its own online store with some plugins that are very popular among indies.
One of the features of 1C:Enterprise 8 is its support for plug-ins, such as translating software interface to a different language. This can be a process that takes quite some time, but it will save you plenty of trouble later on. The system needs to support multiple languages, and his assistance will be invaluable if so. Now programmers only have to write NSstr for interface items being translated and need not worry about setting multilingual titles for anything.
The plugin makes it easier to work with BSP-based configurations. When using it, EDT gives context hints, makes substitutions when calling functions of the BSP itself, etc. This is helpful for novice developers and older 1C developers since the BSP system is often updated. When this happens, it’s not always possible to keep up with the last few versions of the BSP system.
Another plugin. Sometimes standards change and there is no time to remember everything. Don’t worry if you don’t know everything about development processes. Just make sure you learn from this mistake, and keep up to date as the market changes so that you can adapt to them easily. Imagine that two people are working on the same code. The first puts a space after the comma, while the second does not. One creates objects with a prefix, and the other without. As a result, they end up with heterogeneous code that is difficult to read or audibly separate into coherent sentences. It is important to standardize development, so it can be done more easily. The vendor helped us with this by sharing its development standards. Companies should make sure they know what these are, as they are available on their website. However, the standards weren’t very realistic in our case, we had a lot of trouble following them as well! One thing you can do is get a 1C compliance plugin for your website. This will allow you to make your own modifications, prioritize checks, and even disable those that are not needed. Now this plug-in is developing especially quickly and is acquiring interesting mechanisms. In particular, it has the ability to control strict typing in Microsoft Word.
1C is a popular software company and has few plugins, but they cover most needs. There is also a big community where people can take care of plugins that are not warrantied by the company themselves. But to keep track of new products, it’s easy to register on GitHub and then select a subscription level. You’ll receive notifications through email every time there’s something in this repository that interests you.
As you may know, the 1C:EDT editor doesn’t have an “Supply Configurations” mechanism where you can specify which modules can be changed or not. This makes it difficult when switching between 1C:EDT and IDA. You may want to try out the Edit Prohibition plugin. It provides a smooth transition between these two programs. I would not go into detail as I am deviating from the topic. But sometimes it’s necessary to block some elements in a different document type called an EDT, like this. For these purposes, you can use the Edit With Prohibition plugin. You can block both the general module and the entire object. There is also a setting when an object is locked, a unique feature of this plugin: blocked objects can’t be modified in any way. However, unlike the standard blocking by vendor configuration, there is no option to unblock an object with this plugin. With this, your product selection is not limited and you can focus on the values of your project.
A useful plugin has been developed so you can instantly align & make changes to content from cf without going through a database. Of course, you need to understand that temporary file bases are created “from below”, which are then deleted, so you must have licenses for the 1C file version. However, if you don’t have a license and/or choose a custom time base, you can specify the conversion will only take place through SQL. It should be noted that the plugin was made when EDT could not set up a configuration from a database yet. I was having trouble loading the database update from the configurator, but now it’s possible with the new release of EnergyTeam starting in version 2021.
As is the case with any discussion of PHP, there are many different plugins you can use to improve your development. While an article about all those plugins would take far too long, it’s worth mentioning that some of them allow you to deal with unit testing without departing from the EDT or deal with some particular situations.
This plugin allows you to edit multiple files at the same time, eliminating any need for opening them separately in other editors. The plugin allows you to open a document of a different format in MS Office and make a more or less sane colorization of the syntax of this document. The feature can even handle highlighting in many languages.
There are many interesting plugins for 1C:EDT that make your work easier, more efficient and faster. However, in order to use them, you first need to switch to the very latest version of the program.