F2 in the editor will locate the class in the package tab if found. For Ex : F2 on the word applet will locate Applet under the package tab.
CTRL+F3 will find the word at the cursor. For Ex : pressing CTRL+F3 on the word Applet will bring the find window with Applet in it.
F4 will run the application or applet. If the project has a main file selected then main file will be run. OTOH if the project has a main HTML defined then appletviewer will be executed.
F6 and SHIFT+F6 will find next and previous errors in the output window.
CTRL+TAB will switch between various windows open including Help/Project/Search results window.
ALT+0 will activate project space.
ALT+1 will activate help window.
ALT+2 will activate output window.
ALT+3 will activate debug window.
ALT+4 will activate search results window.
ALT+5 will activate Project tree window if undocked or floating.
Disable this tool tip from Options/Editor. Don't know why you would do that...
Pressing ESC in editor window will hide the output window and maximize the editor window.
Disabling Auto display of images in the browser will speed up the help display. Select Options/Browser to disable this.
F3 will repeat the previous find.
Kawa has right button menu defined everywhere appropriate with useful menu options.
Rebuild All will build all project files in the same order as the project treeview. The file order in the treeview can be rearranged by drag and drop of files. This is useful when the project has packages which needs to be compiled first.
Pressing ENTER twice in Help search window will display the first available topic for the selected index item.
You can disable compilation beeps under Options/Editor.
You can redirect input to Java application or applet when run from Kawa with View/Input Window menu option or the appropriate toolbar button.
You can select multiple lines in the editor and press TAB or SHIFT+TAB to align the lines.
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F5 will start the debugger and if the debugger is already running and if the debugger is at a breakpoint then F5 will continue.
You can add override methods to your class by selecting Override... option from the right menu for the class name under the file. This will insert the template method code to the source file.
You can add or delete packages from the Package tab by pressing insert or delete button. This is useful to add your own package to be able to override methods. Also, JDK packages can be deleted or added based on the project requirement.
Pressing F1 on any item in the package tree view will display help for that item.
You can add new folders and HTML items to help tab by selecting Add Folder or Add Item from the right button menu. Folders and Items can also be deleted from the Help tree view if not needed.
Selecting Project/Default HTML will add a default HTML file to the project with appropriate class name to run if a main file is already selected in the project.
Pressing F9 in the editor will toggle the breakpoint for that line.
You have to set the Java documents directory and BDK documents directory for online Help to work. For JDK it is \java\docs\api directory and for BDK it is \bdk\doc\javadoc
The word 'Kawa' means Coffee in Polish. We thought it was appropriate after we found out !!!
You can enable/disable auto expand of file on focus in the project tree view from Options/Editor.
F7 will compile the current file.
Kawa is built entirely on JDK tools and it is JDK version independent !!!
You can display a browser toolbar from View/Browser bar.
Move your file around in the Project Tree View using Drag and Drop feature. "Build All" will follow the tree view order.
Setup correctly SUN files and documentation in the Options/Editor dialog box
Kawa is JDK 1.1 compatible. Download the latest products from Sun at http://www.javasoft.com:80/products/jdk/1.1/index.html
You can get Kawa online Help by selecting the correct tab under Help/Search menu.
You can customize any packages in the package tree view
You can add Help files (files or URL) directly into the tree view
Download the JDK 1.1 documentation form JavaSoft(tm) at http://javasoft.com/jdk1.1/index.htm and bring online Help inside Kawa
Use the right mouse button to bring up context popupmenu.
Pressng ESC in a child window file automatically expands the window to its maximum size allowed. Pressing ESC second time in Help and Search window will hide those windows.
Customize your source file using the Options/Editor dialog box
Customize your editor using the Options/Editor dialog box
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Bring up class templates directly into your code by overriding base classes
You can drag Java files and Kawa package files from Explorer into Kawa window to open the file
You can double click in Debug Window on a classname:line format to open the class file. This includes even Java source file if the source file path is set properly under Options/Directory.
You can step into Java source file during debugging if you have the source files installed and the source file path under Options/Directory is set properly
You can search for text in multiple files now from File/Find in Files... command
You can undock or float the project tree window by selecting View/Float Project. This will allow the project tree window to be maximized.
You can customize the help tab by adding new folders and HTML file items and use it like you own JDK documentation index.
You can add a bookmark at the current line by pressing CTRl+F2 and you can move to next bookmark by pressing SHIFT+F2
