Using an External Editor |
You can use an editor other than the one provided with Understand for Java for viewing and editing your source code. The editor you select is used whenever you open source code. This provides convenient source navigation while using a familiar editor. For example, you can use Microsoft Visual C++ or Emacs as your editor.
You should choose an editor that accepts command line parameters that specify the file to open, and a line and column number to go to.
To change the editor, follow these steps:
For example, for the GVIM editor on UNIX, the Editor is “gvim”, and the Parameters should be as follows (for GVIM 6.0 or later):
--servername UNDC --remote +$line $fileFor the TextPad editor on Windows, the Editor is most likely c:\Program Files\textpad4\textpad.exe, and the Parameters should be as follows:
$file($line,$col)
When this box is unchecked, Understand for Java runs in Single Document Interface (SDI) mode. In SDI mode, there is no single application window to contain the Understand for Java windows. Instead, each window is separate.
See Setting General Preferences for details on MDI and SDI modes.
Checking or unchecking this box has the same effect as checking or unchecking the box for this option in the General tab of the Software Preferences dialog, which is opened by choosing Options->Preferences.
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