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Navigation history in the code
The various editors allow you to view an element's code directly by using the F2. For example, pressing the F2 key on a window control is used to start the code editor to display the code of this button. The F2 key also enables you to move within the different nested procedures in the code editor. To return to the previous element, simply use the key combination Ctrl + F2. For example, pressing the F2 key on a window control is used to start the code editor to display the code of this button. Pressing Ctrl + F2 is used to close the code window and to go back to the initial button. A full navigation can also be performed: - by using the Next and Previous buttons found in the toolbar of this code.
- via Alt + Left Arrow and Alt + Right Arrow. Alt + Home and Alt + End position at the beginning and at the end of the history.
These navigation options in the code also take into account the positioning of the cursor in the different processes.
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