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Assisted input of functions

Automatic completion

Automatic procedures

Browser code (WLanguage): Framework 2

Checkers available in the code editor

Code editor: Display options

Code editor: Various operations

Conditional target-code

Cross-references in the code editor

Display the code of an element

Environment of code editor

Glossary

Impact study

Importing classes and sets of procedures (text file)

Including the code

Indenting the code

Instant spotting of modified code/current code

Navigation history in the code

Positioning marks in the code

Recycling the code windows

Reverse code modeling

Server code/Browser code

Showing or hiding empty events or processes of an element

Splitting Business logic / UI code

Translating programming messages

Translating the code

Visual code scrollbar

WLanguage

WLanguage code coloring

Overview
How to proceed?
Using the glossary
Glossary content

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Glossary

Warning
From version 16, the glossary elements are included in the code snippets. See Code snippets for more details.

Overview

The glossary lists all the abbreviations used in the code editor. Each abbreviation enables you to access a function, a procedure, a property, ...

The glossary can be entirely customized.

How to proceed?

Using the glossary

To use the glossary:

In the code window, enter one of the glossary abbreviations.
- if the assisted input is enabled: the name of the corresponding function is automatically displayed in the list below the characters typed.
- if the assisted input is not enabled, press F5: the name of the corresponding function is automatically displayed in the list below the characters typed.
Select and validate the text corresponding to the abbreviation entered. The function, the procedure or the property associated with the abbreviation is automatically typed at cursor location.

Glossary content

To know and/or modify the contents of the glossary, select "Code .. Glossary" (Shift + F5).