NAB plug-in for MWT user guide June 21, 2006 |
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Chapter 3 Views |
This tool offers a variety of work windows, which are referred to as views.
The following table lists views offered by this tool and outlines their functions.
View name |
Functional outline |
[C/C++ Projects] |
Displays a list of existing projects in the workspace in use. |
[NAB/MWT Tree] |
Displays a tree of existing instances in the project being edited. |
[NAB/MWT List] |
Displays a list of the child instances under the selected instance. |
[NAB/MWT Editor] |
Enables screen elements of an active window to be allocated and edited visually with mouse operations on a visual representation of the screen. |
[NAB/MWT Properties] |
Enables instance properties to be specified. |
[NAB/MWT Procedures] |
Enables event procedures to be specified and edited. |
[NAB/MWT Attributes] |
Enables instance attributes to be specified. |
[NAB/MWT Object Box] |
Enables a class to be selected for an instance allocated in the [NAB/MWT Editor] view. |
You can move and close views on Eclipse. Also, Eclipse can retain the current status of a view and display the view in the same status the next time that Eclipse starts.To reset a view to its default values, select [Reset Perspective] from the [Window] menu.
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