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Chapter 3: File Management
However, List.., is slightly different from other options in the File menu; it changes according to the
view
you have selected.
Different views are selected from the View menu. If you select the ‘standard view (the second one on the View menu) or the Workspace view, Lint.., works exactly as described above.
Butifyoa haveeitherselected Outlineview
(described
in theprevious chapter) or Traceback view (described in the next) the Lint.
..
item changes to Lint Outline..
.
or Lint Iraceback... respectively. When you select theseoptiorss, BASIC 2Plusdoee noslissthe Current Workspace Component; instead, it lists the outline, or the traceback, of your program. In fact, whatististedtotheprinterin these circumstances is thecontentsoftheEdit
screen.
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Workspace view
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Quite straightforwardly, Oui t
quits BASIC 2Ptus. Ifthereareany programs or modules still
unsaved you are given shechance to save them before finally quitting.
As
was
briefly mentioned above, BASIC 2 Plus programs may comprise several ‘program units’: one main program and a number of modules (up
to
nine of which can be active at
once). Each
pmgram unitis stored in a separate file. The workspace view of your program shows the names of all the program units together with the files they are stored in. It also gives access
to
the ‘Debug command screen’ and direct access to the Clipboard. There are thus twelve possible ‘Workspace Components’ which hold the main program, up to nine modules, the Debug command screen and the Clipboard. (The Debug command screen contains a list of extra commands which you can haveexecutedatany pointin yourpmgmam.
Its
use wiltbe explained in the nextchaptem.)
Selecting Wnrknpace from the View menu will display the Workspace view of your program in the Edit window.
(If
the
Edit window is closed you won’tbe able to see this view withousseleeting Shuw Edit from the Windows menu.)
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