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• Window Menu • Tools Menu • UML Menu • Browse Window • Project Window • Find Window • Debug Window • Message Window 17.1 File Menu DRAFT, February 18, 2003, Page 84 New File - opens an empty CSD window for the selected language. Recently opened and currently open files will appear under the main menu, other files will be under the "Other" submenu. Open File - brings up an open file dialog. Recent Files - allows recently closed files to be re-opened. Search Multiple Files - brings up the multi-file search dialog. Save All Files - saves files in all CSD windows. Close All Files - closes all CSD Windows. The user will be warned and given a chance to cancel if modified files exist. Sync Files - checks file modification times for all files in jGRASP with those on disk. For each file that has been modified outside of jGRASP, the user is given the option of reloading the file from disk. If the user chooses not to reload, the next check will report a modified file only if there is an additional modification. A save operation, however, will give an external modification warning even if there is not an additional modification. Save Current Workspace - saves all the current top-level settings: the desktop, global settings, and current project. This happens at exit anyway, so this is provided only for protection against a crash. Exit jGRASP - quits the application. If a compile process is active and there are modified files, this will not be allowed. 17.2 Project Menu Note that any operation that closes a project will save it first. It is not possible to discard changes to a project (unless jGRASP crashes or is killed). New Project - allows the user to create a new empty project. Open Project - allows a saved project to be opened. Close Project - closes the current project and opens the default project. Save Project - save modifications to the project immediately. This is never necessary, except to be safe against a crash. Save Project As - allows the user to save the current project under a new name. Recent Projects - allows the user to open recently closed projects.
DRAFT, February 18, 2003, Page 85 Add Files To Project - opens a dialog that allows the user to add files to the project. This dialog allow files to be added with absolute paths or paths relative to the project file location (if the project is named and the file(s) are on the same file system (drive) as the project file). The relative paths are also platform independent. Remove Selected Files From Project - remove any files selected in the project window. Create Jar File for Project – brings up a jar creation dialog for the current project. Jar/Zip Extractor – brings up a jar/zip extractor dialog. Generate Documentation – brings up a dialog that allows the user to generate project documentation for Java. Show Documentation – displays the documentation for the current project, if any. Currently, only Java documentation is supported. CSD Window Settings For Project - brings up a CSD Window settings dialog for the current project and selects the "CSD" tab. Compiler Settings For Project - brings up a csd window settings dialog for the current project., and selects the "Languages" tab. Print Settings For Project - brings up a print settings dialog for the current project. 17.3 Messages Menu Messages menu commands apply to the currently selected message window (Compile Messages, jGRASP Messages, or Run I/O). Save As Text File - allows the user to save the contents of the current message window as a text file, with a choice of line terminators (binary, DOS format, Mac. format). Select All And Copy - selects and copies the entire contents of the current message window to the clipboard. Clear - clears the current message window. Print Contents Native Print - allows the user to print current message window contents using the native system. This is typically much faster than JVM printing. For UNIX/Linux, the native print is just a PostScript print using the command set in the global print settings. The font setting is ignored in this case, and Courier font is used. Print to File (PostScript) - prints current message window contents to a PostScript file. The font setting is ignored and a Courier font is used. Print to File (RTF) - prints current message window contents to a Rich Text file. For now, no formatting is done. The only print settings that are used are font, font size, and color. JVM Print - prints message window contents using Java. This tends to be very slow, and produces very large print files. Print Settings - opens a print settings dialog for message window, or global or project level print settings, and selects the "Messages" tab. 17.4 Settings Menu Virtual Desktop - turns the virtual desktop on and off. When the desktop is turned on, all CSD windows are moved onto the desktop.
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