Related Topics:
Related Topics:| Opening a File | Opening Multiple Frames in an Editor |
| Re-Usable Button | Browsing Source Code in the Editor |
The menu bar in the Vi Editor Window has the following menus:
| File | Allows you to open a new or existing file in the current window or in a new Vi window and allows you to save. For more information, see the vi man page. |
| WorkShop | Allows you access to common Sun WorkShopTM operations. (See a detailed description below.) |
| Version | Allows you to execute commands related to source code control. For more information, see the sccs man page. |
The WorkShop menu that appears in the menu bar when the vi editor is connected to Sun WorkShop provides the following commands:
| Build | Allows you to run a build on either the current target makefile or the file displayed in the editor. |
| Project | Allows you to add or remove the current file from the current project. |
| Breakpoints | Allows you to set or delete breakpoints in the code displayed in the editor. |
| Program | Allows you to reset, continue, or interrupt program execution. |
| Step | Allows you to step into, over, or out of code displayed in the editor. |
| Stack | Allows you to move up or down a stack or pops a stack after a fix. |
| Evaluate | Allows you to evaluate selected expressions and what they point to. |
| Browse | Allows you to search for references to or definitions of a selected language element. |
| Fix | Allows you to recompile a file or program. |