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File Sections: The drop-down menu attached to this button displays a list of the sections in the file.You can also open the drop-down menu pressing the shortcut CTRL+ALT+N & CTRL+ALT+U. The menu displays the units in declaration order. Chose a unit from the list to open such a unit.

Used Units: The drop-down menu attached to this button displays the list of all the units that the current unit uses.

The Navigation Toolbar is displayed at the top of the Code Editor, and it helps you move through your code.įrom left to right, the Navigation Toolbar contains the following controls:

You can select a block of code and call the Format Source command so that only this block will be formatted. For example, it ignores your manual code indenting. It takes into account only formatting options specified in the Options dialog box and totally overwrites all your manual formatting implemented in the Code Editor. Notice that the Format Source command implements automatic formatting of your code. You can set the Indentation, Spaces, Line Breaks, Capitalization, and Align formatting options under the Formatter group in the Options dialog box ( Tools > Options > Language >Formatter). Editing Delphi or C++ code in the Code Editor, you can apply the Format Source context menu command (or the Edit > Format Source menu command) to format the source code. RAD Studio provides the customizable source code formatter. To move text to the left ("outdent"), use Shift + Tab.To indent an entire block of code, highlight the code block and press Tab.To indent a line of code, place the cursor at the beginning of the line and press Tab.The number of spaces that the Tab key indents is determined by the Block indent option on the Tools > Options > User Interface > Editor Options > Language option. You can use the Tab key to indent the current line of code or a block of code in the Code Editor. In the Element drop-down menu, select Modified Line then change the foreground and the background colors. Select Tools > Options > User Interface > Editor Options > Color. You can, however, customize the change bars to display in colors other than the default green and yellow. A yellow change bar indicates that changes have been made since the last File > Save operation.

The left margin of the Code Editor displays a green change bar to indicate lines that have not been changed in the current editing session.

6.4 Finding the Next and Previous Changes.