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Related Topics:| Debugging Window | Browsing Source Code in the Editor |
The menu bar is specific to the Vim Editor Window. For information on general menu commands available, see the online documentation available through the editor Help menu.
The WorkShop menu that appears in the menu bar when the Vim editor is connected to the Sun WorkShopTM programming environment contains the following commands:
| Version | Allows you to execute commands related to source code control. |
| Project | Allows you to add or remove the current file from the current project. |
| Build | Allows you to run a build on either the current target makefile or the file displayed in the editor. |
| 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. |