Code editor: Display options

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Code editor: Display options

Overview

Displaying/Hiding the empty processes

Displaying/Hiding the processes of overloaded templates

Displaying/Hiding the line numbers

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Assisted input of functions

Automatic completion

Automatic procedures

Browser code (WLanguage): Framework 2

Checkers available in the code editor

Code editor: Display options

Code editor: Various operations

Coloring the WLanguage code

Conditional target-code

Cross-references in the code editor

Display the code of an element

Environment of code editor

Glossary

Impact study

Importing classes and sets of procedures (text file)

Including the code

Indenting the code

Instant spotting of modified code/current code

Navigation history in the code

Positioning marks in the code

Recycling the code windows

Reverse code modeling

Server code/Browser code

Showing or hiding empty events or processes of an element

Splitting Business logic / GUI code

Translating the code

Translating the programming messages

Visual code scrollbar

Overview
Displaying/Hiding the empty processes
Overview
Displaying the empty processes
Displaying/Hiding the processes of overloaded templates
Overview
Displaying the processes of overloaded templates
Displaying/Hiding the line numbers
Overview
Displaying the line numbers

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Code editor: Display options

Overview

The code editor proposes several display options:

Displaying the empty processes.
Displaying the processes of the overloaded templates.
Displaying the line numbers.

Displaying/Hiding the empty processes

Overview

The code editor enables you to display the code of a multiselection (several controls, several global procedures, several methods of classes, etc.). Each element proposes a number of processes.

Displaying a number of processes may quickly become difficult to read while most of these processes are empty.

The empty processes are not displayed by default.

Displaying the empty processes

To display the empty processes:

Go to the code editor.
Select "Display .. Display the empty processes". If the empty processes are already displayed, they are automatically hidden (and conversely).On the "Display" pane, in the "Help for edit" group, check or uncheck "Display the empty processes". If the empty processes are already displayed, they are automatically hidden (and conversely).

You also have the ability to press Ctrl + F6.

Displaying/Hiding the processes of overloaded templates

Overview

If the element displayed in the code editor is associated with a template, you have the ability to display the processes of the overloaded templates.

Displaying the processes of overloaded templates

To display the processes of overloaded templates:

Go to the code editor.
Select "Display .. Display the processes of overloaded templates". If these processes are already displayed, they are automatically hidden (and conversely).On the "Display" pane, in the "Help for edit" group, check or uncheck "Display the processes of templates". If these processes are already displayed, they are automatically hidden (and conversely).

It is also possible to use the Shift + F6 key combination.

Displaying/Hiding the line numbers

Overview

The code editor allows you to display a line number in front of each code line.

The line numbers are not displayed by default.

Displaying the line numbers

To display the line numbers:

Go to the code editor.
Select "Display .. Display the line numbers". If the line numbers are already displayed, they are automatically hidden (and conversely).On the "Display" pane, in the "Help for edit" group, click "Display the line numbers". If the line numbers are already displayed, they are automatically hidden (and conversely).

It is also possible to use the Ctrl + Shift + G key combination.