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CHAPTER 2 NAVIGATING THE REALBASIC INTEGRATED DEVELOPMENT ENVIRONMENT Figure 2-17. Using the REALbasic Language Reference to learn about programming language keywords, as shown here on Mac OS X. At the top of the Language Reference dialog, you can see Forward and Back buttons that let you navigate through the data you ve viewed while using this dialog. The Home button returns back to the listing of categories you see when the Language Reference first opens. Just to the left of the Home button is the Location area. The Location area is used to locate information about a REALbasic object, such as a PushButton or EditField. As you start to type in the name of an object, REALbasic attempts to help you by anticipating the name of the object you are typing and displaying this text in light gray. To accept the REALbasic suggestion, press Tab. If REALbasic has more than one suggestion, it displays three gray dots. To view REALbasic s suggestions, press Tab and a pop-up menu appears, enabling you to use your keyboard s up and down arrows, and Enter or Return to select the appropriate choice. To the right of the Location area is the Search area, which you can use to perform a keyword search on any term. In response, REALbasic displays a list of matching topics from which you can select, as Figure 2-18 shows.
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