CHAPTER 2 NAVIGATING THE REALBASIC INTEGRATED DEVELOPMENT (My space web page)
CHAPTER 2 NAVIGATING THE REALBASIC INTEGRATED DEVELOPMENT ENVIRONMENT PREVIEWING OS-SPECIFIC VERSIONS OF YOUR MENU SYSTEM REALbasic displays a set of four icons on the left-hand side of the Project toolbar whenever the Menu Editor is displayed. Each of these icons represents one of the OSs supported by REALbasic (Windows, Mac OS X, Classic MAC OS, and Linux). By clicking these icons, you can get a sneak peek at how your application s menu will look when it s run on different OSs. By default, REALbasic automatically creates File and Edit menus for every new application. In addition, REALbasic automatically adds a number of menu items to these two menus, as shown in Table 2-1. As already noted, REALbasic also creates an Apple and REALbasic menu for REALbasic applications compiled to run on the Macintosh OS. Table 2-1. REALbasic Default Application Menu and Menu Items Menu Menu Item File Exit Edit Undo Cut Copy Paste Delete Select All For more detailed information on how to use the Menu Editor to create and work with REALbasic menus, read Chapter 4. The Code Editor You use the Code Editor to type in the program statements for your applications. The REAL- basic Code Editor is divided into two panes. The left pane has a browser-like feature that lets you view and select the objects that make up your application. The right pane provides the workspace where you type in your application s programming statements. In the Code Editor s browser area, shown in Figure 2-12, you see a listing of all the objects that make up your applications. Each object, be it a window or a control or any other object element, has a collection of events associated with it.
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