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Revision as of 17:43, 10 September 2017

Description

The Script Editor allows you to create and edit scripts. You can also use it to debug scripts.

Using the Script Editor

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The Script Editor consists of the following components:

1. Menu
2. Quick Menu
3. Solution Explorer
4. Script Editor
5. Debug Panel

Menu

File

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The File menu allows you to create, save, open, or reload script files. It also allows you to exit the editor.

Edit

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The Edit menu allows you to undo or redo, cut/copy/paste, select all, or find within scripts.

View

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The View menu allows you to show the Solution Panel, the Errors Panel, the Watch Panel, and the Output Panel.

Build

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The Build menu allows you to build the current file, build all files, rebuild all files, and reload the object lists.

Debug

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The Debug menu allows you to pause, continue, and step when debugging. These are not available while editing scripts. More information can be found here.

Quick Menu

The Quick Menu contains the most used options from the Menu and a couple more. All debugging related options on the Quick Menu are explained in detail on the debug scripts page. From left to right the Quick Menu buttons do the following:

1. Create a new script file
2. Open a script file
3. Save a script file
4. Save all script files
5. Cut selected text
6. Copy selected text
7. Paste text
8. Build the current script
9. Build all scripts
10. Rebuild all scripts
11. Reload the object lists
12. Collapse all regions by one level in the current script
13. Expand all regions by one level in the current script

Solution Explorer

Script Editor

Debug Panel

Find Panel