View menu
The View menu contains commands for viewing classes, the execution log, breakpoints, a new AppBrowser, error messages, the toolbar, and the Component Palette.
Choose one of the following commands for more information.
View|Loaded Classes
Displays the Loaded Classes window, a list of all the classes associated with the class currently being debugged.
If the Debugger is not running, View|Loaded Classes displays the List of Packages And Classes With Tracing Disabled window. This window shows the Tracing Disable list, a list of all classes for which tracing is disabled.
See also:
Building Applications with JBuilder: Enabling and disabling tracing into classes
Building Applications with JBuilder: Trickling of the Tracing Enabled settings through the class hierarchy
View|Execution Log
Displays the Execution Log window. This window gives you a list of all the messages and errors generated during the debugging session.
See also:
Building Applications with JBuilder: Viewing the Execution Log
View|Breakpoints
Displays the Breakpoint List window, a list of breakpoints that are set for the current debugging session.
You use the Breakpoint List window to view and maintain breakpoints.
See also:
Building Applications with JBuilder: Setting breakpoints
View|Debugger Context Browser
Opens the Debugger Context Browser window. This window can be configured to show threads, the method-call stack, data, or watches. You can open multiple instances of this window.
This command is only available when the Debugger is running.
View|New Browser
Opens a new, empty AppBrowser window.
See also:
Getting Started with JBuilder: The AppBrowser
View|Next Error Message
Selects the next error message in the Error pane, and shows the associated code in the Content pane.
To go to the previous message, choose View|Previous Error Message.To toggle the Error pane display, choose View|Message View.
View|Previous Error Message
Selects the previous error message in the Error pane, and shows the associated code in the Content pane.
To display the next message, choose View|Next Error Message.To toggle the Error pane display, choose View|Message View.
View|Message View
Toggles the display of the Error pane.
View|Inspector
Creates a floating Inspector window for the selected variable.
You use the Inspector window to inspect the variable's value.
See also:
Building Applications with JBuilder: Inspecting data elements
View|Toolbar
Shows or hides the toolbar. When this command is checked, the toolbar is visible.
See also:
Getting Started with JBuilder: The toolbar
View|Component Palette
Shows or hides the Component Palette. When this command is checked, the Component Palette is visible.
An alternate way to hide the Component Palette is to right-click the Palette and choose Hide.
See also:
Getting Started with JBuilder: The Component Palette
View|Toggle Curtain
Expands or collapses the left-hand panes of the AppBrowser or Debugger window.
- When View|Toggle Curtain is checked, the Navigation pane and Structure pane of the AppBrowser are visible.
- When View|Toggle Curtain is unchecked, the Content pane expands, hiding the other panes of the AppBrowser and giving you a larger display area for editing.
View|Next Pane
Jumps to the next pane in the AppBrowser.
For example, you can use this command to move between the following panes:
- Navigation pane
- Structure pane
- Error pane
- Content pane
View|Windows
Displays a list of open projects.
Selecting a project displays that project in a new AppBrowser.