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The
View Menu
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Commands:
Next/Previous
Editor
Shows the
next/previous editor
Status
Bar
Shows/hides
the Status bar
Zoom In
Increase the
editor font size by 1.
Zoom Out
Decrease the
editor font size by 1.
Select
Style...
Allows you to change the visual appearance (style) of the application.
The Split
Editor submenu
Split Editor
Vertically
Creates two
editor views arranged side by sided. This allows the editing of two different
sections of the same file.
Split Editor
Horizontally
Similar to
the previous option, but the editor views are arranged one above the other.
Hide Second
Editor
Reverses the
impact of the previous two commands hiding the second editor.
The Split
Workspace submenu
Split Workspace
Vertically
View secondary
workspace vertically aligned to the primary one.
Split Workspace
Horizontally
View secondary
Workspace horizontally aligned to the primary one.
Hide Secondary
Tabs
Hide the secondary
workspace and move all contained tabs to the primary one.
The Toolbars
submenu
This submenu
allow you to show/hide the different PyScripter toolbars. The Customize
command displays the
Toolbar
customization
dialog box.
The IDE
Windows submenu
This submenu
allow you to show/hide the different PyScripter IDE windows.
Interactive
Interpreter
Project
Explorer
File Explorer
Code Explorer
To-Do List
Regular
Expression Tester
Find-in-Files
Results
Output
Window
Unit Tests
The Debug
Windows submenu
This submenu
allows you to show/hide the different PyScripter debugger windows.
Call Stack
Variables
Breakpoints
Watches
Messages
The Navigate
submenu
This submenu
allows you to move between the different PyScripter IDE and debugger windows
and the editor.
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The Syntax
submenu
The Syntax
submenu allows you to select the syntax highlighting scheme for the active editor.
The Languages
submenu
Use the Languages
submenu to change the language of the User Interface of PyScripter. See the
Localization
topic for information about creating new translations.
The Layouts
submenu
The entries
above the menu separator correspond to specific layouts that have been saved
and which the user can restore.
Commands:
Save Layout...
Saves the
current layout under a name the user provides
Delete
Layouts...
The user is
prompted for the list of layouts to delete.
Set Debug
layout
Saves the
current layout under the name 'Debug'. If a layout named 'Debug' is available
when you start debugging, then this layout is loaded. When debugging terminates
the layout active before starting debugging is restored.
Maximize
editor
Maximize the
editor window by auto-hiding all other IDE windows.
Restore
editor
Restore the
maximized editor window to each state before maximizing.