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\item[Call stack] (\key{Ctrl-F3})
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Shows the call stack. The call stack is the list of addresses (and
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filenames and line numbers, if this information was compiled in) of
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-procedures that are currently being called in the running program.
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+procedures that are currently being called by the running program.
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\item[Registers]
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Shows the current content of the CPU registers.
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\item[Add watch] (\key{Ctrl-F7}) Add a watch. A watch is an expression
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-that can be evaluated by the IDE and shown in a special window. usually this
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-is the contents of some variable.
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+that can be evaluated by the IDE and will be shown in a special window.
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+Usually this is the content of some variable.
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\item[Watches]
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Shows the current list of watches in a separate window.
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\item[Breakpoint list]
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Shows the current list of breakpoints in a separate window.
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\item[GDB window]
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Shows the GDB debugger console. This can be used to interact with the debugger
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-directly.
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+directly; here arbitrary GDB commands can be typed and the result will be
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+shown in the window.
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\end{description}
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%
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% The tools menu
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\item[Using help]
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Displays help on using the help system.
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\item[Files]
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-Allows to configure the help menu. Here help files can be added to the help
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+Allows to configure the help menu. With this menu item, help files can be added to the help
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system.
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\item[About]
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Displays information about the IDE. See \sees{about} for more information.
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\item Indent a block (\key{Ctrl-K I}).
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\item Undent a block (\key{Ctrl-K U}).
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\item Print the block contents (\key{Ctrl-K P}).
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-\item Restrict a search to the block contents.
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\end{itemize}
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+When searching and replacing, the search can be restricted to the block
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+contents.
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%
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% Bookmarks
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The goto line dialog is shown in \seefig{gotoline}.
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\begin{figure}[ht]
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\begin{center}
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-\caption{The code completion dialog.}\label{fig:gotoline}
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+\caption{The goto line dialog.}\label{fig:gotoline}
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\ifpdf
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\epsfig{file=pics/ide/gotoline.png}
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\else
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\item[Assembler] Any assembler blocks.
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\item[Symbols] Recognised symbols (variables, types)
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\item[Directives] Compiler directives.
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-\item[Tabs] Can be given a different color than other whitespace.
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+\item[Tabs] Tab characters in the source can be given a different color than
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+other whitespace.
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\end{description}
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The editor uses some default settings, but experimentation is the best way
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to find a fitting color scheme. A good color scheme helps detecting errors
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allow selection of a template.
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If a vertical bar (|) is present in the code template, the cursor is positioned
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-on it, and it is deleted. In the above example, the cursor would be
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+on it, and the vertical bar is deleted. In the above example, the cursor would be
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positioned between the \var{if} and \var{then}, ready to type an expression.
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Code templates can be added and edited in the code templates dialog, reachable via
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All templates are saved and are available the next time the IDE is started.
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\begin{remark}
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Duplicates are not allowed. If an attempt is made to add a duplicate name
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-to the list, an error will follow.
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+to the list, an error will occur.
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\end{remark}
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%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%
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\section{Searching and replacing}
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\label{se:searching}
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The IDE allows to search for text in the active editor window.
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-To search for text, one of the following can be done:
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+To search for text, one of the following can be done:
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\begin{enumerate}
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\item Select \menu{Search|Find} in the menu.
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\item Press \key{Ctrl-Q F}.
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\begin{description}
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\item[Text to find] The text to be searched for. If a block was active when
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-the dialog was started, this is proposed.
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+the dialog was started, the first line of this block is proposed.
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\item[Case sensitive] When checked, the search is case sensitive.
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\item[Whole words only] When checked, the search text must appear in the
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text as a complete word.
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\item[Direction] The direction in which the search must be conducted,
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starting from the specified origin.
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-\item[Scope] Should the search be on the whole file, or just the selected
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+\item[Scope] Specifies if the search should be on the whole file, or just the selected
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text.
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-\item[Origin] Should the search start from the cursor position or the start
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+\item[Origin] Specifies if the search should start from the cursor position or the start
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of the scope.
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\end{description}
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-After the dialog is closed, the search is performed using the given options.
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+After the dialog has closed, the search is performed using the given options.
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A search can be repeated (using the same options) in one of 2 ways:
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% $Log$
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-% Revision 1.1.2.19 2000-12-08 21:15:39 michael
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+% Revision 1.1.2.20 2000-12-08 23:59:53 michael
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+% + Some changes noted by marco
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+%
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+% Revision 1.1.2.19 2000/12/08 21:15:39 michael
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% + spell-checked
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% Revision 1.1.2.18 2000/12/08 20:41:50 michael
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