View menu

Using this menu you can customise Source Edit's look and feel to suit your needs. This option allows you to control the different options on toolbars and show or hide the statusbar and document ruler. You can also show or hide the following items:

Toolbox Window

The Toolbox Window is by default docked to the left hand side of the environment, but you have the option to move it to the right hand side if you prefer that.

The file view is a small explorer that allows you to browse and open files from any position in the system. You can also create or delete folders and delete files (deleting folder or files will send them to the Recycle Bin). On the toolbar there is also a button to open the folder of the currently opened file.

In the "View files that match this pattern" drop down at the bottom of the window you can specify what files that should be shown in the file view. You can type in any pattern here but there are also a few available options that already exist in the drop-down list. You can alter these default patterns on the Files page of the Options dialog box.

The Project view will show all files belonging to a currently opened Workspace. It also allows you to add or remove documents to the current workspace.

The Documents tab will show a list of all the current opened documents.

From the Clipboard History tab you can insert clips from the clipboard history either by double clicking an item in the list or by dragging and dropping it to a document.

Output window

The output window is always, when visible, docked to the bottom of the environment. It's used for showing the output of any command line tools you have created with the Tools Configuration dialog box. It can also show the search result if you use the Find/Replace in Files dialog boxes and it will also show the Function List.

Whitespaces



Show or hide whitespaces. Spaces are shown as dots and tab characters are shown as an arrow.