This is a discussion on IDE features - basic.visual ; I just started to use RealBasic and am missing few features I used to use a lot in other environment. Maybe somebody could advise me how to achieve following functionality. (I am working on Mac.) I would like to display ...
IDE features I just started to use RealBasic and am missing few features I used to
use a lot in other environment. Maybe somebody could advise me how to
achieve following functionality. (I am working on Mac.)
I would like to display methods side by side (to copy code from one to
another.) Is there a way how to switch IDE from the one-window
interface to several windows? If not, is it a way how to open objects
in separate tabs and switch between tabs with keyboard?
Second, ss there a way how to open a method from other method (like
alt-click on method name in CW?)
TIA,
Peter Bozek
Re: IDE features <peter.bozek@gmail.com> wrote:
> Is there a way how to switch IDE from the one-window
> interface to several windows?
You can use the new window menu command to make a new window.
Gruß
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Re: IDE features
Christian Schmitz wrote:
> <peter.bozek@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> > Is there a way how to switch IDE from the one-window
> > interface to several windows?
>
> You can use the new window menu command to make a new window.
Thanks, that's what I needed.
Peter Bozek
Re: IDE features In article <1159365141.632749.125160@h48g2000cwc.googlegroups.com>,
peter.bozek@gmail.com wrote:
> Second, ss there a way how to open a method from other method (like
> alt-click on method name in CW?)
Yes, right-click on the method name and choose "Go To" (whatever it is)
from the contextual menu. Also works for classes, properties, etc.
Also take note of the Location field, and the History and Bookmarks
features, similar to those of a web browser.
Cheers,
- Joe
Re: IDE features > Is there a way how to switch IDE from the one-window
> interface to several windows?
Under preferences, you can set the IDE to default to opening items in a
new window instead of a new tab. However, when double-clicking the
items in the project item editor, you can override this behavior with
the Cmd key (or Ctrl on Windows/Linux).
> If not, is it a way how to open objects
> in separate tabs and switch between tabs with keyboard?
The default of the IDE is to open in tabs, and you can use Ctrl+Tab to
switch between the various tabs with the keyboard.
> Second, ss there a way how to open a method from other method (like
> alt-click on method name in CW?)
You can right click on the item in the code editor and select Go To, or
you can hold Cmd and double click on the word (or Ctrl, if you're on
Windows or Linux).
HTH!
~Aaron
Re: IDE features
Aaron Ballman wrote:
> You can right click on the item in the code editor and select Go To, or
> you can hold Cmd and double click on the word (or Ctrl, if you're on
> Windows or Linux).
Thanks everybodu for help. Last question - are all shortcuts
documented somewhere? I could not find IDE shortcuts description in
User's manual.
Peter Bozek
Re: IDE features > Thanks everybodu for help. Last question - are all shortcuts
> documented somewhere? I could not find IDE shortcuts description in
> User's manual.
Unfortunately, I don't think they're documented anywhere. They really
should be, though!
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