HDevelop User's Manual

2.3. MAIN WINDOW 13
A security check prevents you from deleting the current program accidentally if the program
has not been saved. A dialog box appears and waits for your response, whether you
really want to delete the HDevelop program. Your confirmation only deletes the HDevelop
program you are working on and not the file associated with it. Now you are ready
to input a new HDevelop program. If you give a negative response, nothing will happen.
You have to press one of the two buttons before you are able to continue interacting with
HDevelop.
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By clicking on the menu item Ð º ÇÔÒººº you can load an existing HDevelop
program. Alternatively, you can select Ð º ÁÒ×Öغºº to insert a file
into the current program at the line in which the insert cursor is located. In both
cases, a dialog window pops up and waits for your input (see figure 2.3). It is called
ÄÓ ÀÚÐÓÔ ÈÖÓÖÑ Ð. Please note that text, Visual Basic, C, or C++ versions
of a file cannot be loaded.
Figure 2.3: The dialog window to open an HDevelop file.
In the topmost text field you may specify a directory which contains your HDevelop
programs. A combo box at the right hand side helps you browsing your directories. To
move one directory level up, you press the button on the right hand side of this text field.
The next button creates a new folder to store HDevelop programs. By pressing the last
button you can activate or deactivate the option to see more details about your HDevelop
programs, i.e., the program size, the program type, the date when the most recent user
update occurred, and file attributes.
The middle text area displays all available HDevelop files to choose from. By clicking
the left mouse button on a file name you select it. Double-clicking a file name opens the
file immediately and displays it in the program window (see chapter 2.4).
Furthermore, you may specify the file name in the text field below. The combo box for
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