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4. The section heading is added at the cursor's position.
Goto Section
The Goto Section option allows you to jump to a particular section in your code. This option is
available via the Edit Menu, the Source Code Editor context menu or the Edit toolbar.
1. Select Edit > Goto Section to access the Goto Section sub-menu.
2. Select the section that you want to jump to from the sub-menu.
3. The cursor jumps to the top of the selected section in the open Source Code Editor window.
Goto Line
Select Goto Line from the Edit menu, the Source Code Editor context menu (or click the toolbar
button) to jump to a particular line number in your code.
1. Right-click inside a Source Code Editor window to access the Source Code Editor context
menu, and select Goto Line to access the Goto Line dialog.
2. Enter the line number in the Enter Line Number field and click OK to jump to the specified
line number in the open Source Code Editor window.
Goto Function Or Subroutine
The Goto Function or Subroutine toolbar command allows you to jump to a particular section in
your code, in the active Source Code Editor window.
1. Click the Goto Function or Subroutine toolbar button to access a list of functions contained
within the active Source Code file.
2. Select the function or subroutine that you want to jump to from the list.
3. The cursor jumps to the top of the selected section in the Source Code Editor window.
Block Comment - Uncomment
Select Edit > Block Comment - Uncomment (or click the toolbar button) to toggle one or more
selected lines of code to and from being a comment (by inserting two forward slashes at the
beginning of the line containing the cursor).
DEFINE_MODULE
DEFINE_EVENT
DEFINE_PROGRAM DEFINE_PROGRAM
The Insert Section and Goto Section sub-menus may include sections that are not
defined in the Source Code file being edited. The valid commands for the System
type will be available whether they are actually in the file or not.
To display line numbers in the Source Code Editor windows, select the Show Line
Numbers option in the Editor Options tab of the Preferences dialog.
Since the Block Comment-Uncomment command is a toggle function, in order to
"uncomment" a block the first character set must be a double forward slash (//).
Without the double forward slash, the selected block will be commented (rather than
"uncommented).
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