Windows Menu

The Windows menu in the Main Window provides the following commands:

Minimize All Windows Changes all Sun WorkShop^TM windows to icons.
Restore Minimized Windows Restores the size of all minimized Sun WorkShop windows.
Show Welcome Dialog Opens the Welcome to Sun WorkShop dialog box, where you can create a new project (a wizard guides you through the process) or open an existing project.
Show Edit Current Project Window Opens the Edit Current Project Window, where you can edit your current project, including changing the project type, the source files, the target, and the compilation options.
Show Building Window Opens the Building Window, where you can build a project and specify a new target or edit an existing target.
Show Debugging Window Opens the Debugging Window, where you can run a program in a controlled way, display the input and output activities of the program being debugged, specify an expression and evaluate it, display a scrolling list of breakpoints and tracepoints assigned in your program, view the output of dbx commands, and other debugging operations.
Show Browsing Window Opens the Browsing Window, which allows you to search your source code and graph function relationships (for a C++ program, you can browse and graph the classes).

Minimize All Windows	Changes all Sun WorkShop^TM windows to icons.
Restore Minimized Windows	Restores the size of all minimized Sun WorkShop windows.
Show Welcome Dialog	Opens the Welcome to Sun WorkShop dialog box, where you can create a new project (a wizard guides you through the process) or open an existing project.
Show Edit Current Project Window	Opens the Edit Current Project Window, where you can edit your current project, including changing the project type, the source files, the target, and the compilation options.
Show Building Window	Opens the Building Window, where you can build a project and specify a new target or edit an existing target.
Show Debugging Window	Opens the Debugging Window, where you can run a program in a controlled way, display the input and output activities of the program being debugged, specify an expression and evaluate it, display a scrolling list of breakpoints and tracepoints assigned in your program, view the output of dbx commands, and other debugging operations.
Show Browsing Window	Opens the Browsing Window, which allows you to search your source code and graph function relationships (for a C++ program, you can browse and graph the classes).