With this option you can modify the environment options.
OPTION |
DESCRIPTION |
Auto indent |
With auto indent, the cursor will be set to the same left margin as the current line when you press return. |
Don't change case |
This option will not change the case of your line when you enabled 'Reformat code'. By default each first characters case is set to uppercase. |
Reformat BAS files |
Reformat files when loading them into the editor. This is only necessary when you are loading files that were created with another editor. Normally you don't need to set this option. |
Reformat code |
Reformat code when entered in the editor. This will reformat the line after you have set focus to a new line. |
Smart tabs |
Will look at the previous line for non spaces to position the cursor. |
Syntax highlight |
Enables/disables syntax highlighting |
Show margin |
Shows a margin at position 80. |
Comment position |
The right position of the comment. |
Tab size |
The number of spaces equivalent to one tab. |
Key mapping |
Selects the behavior of the editor. Default behaves like Delphi. |
No reformat extension |
Specifies file extensions separated by a space where the reformatting is disabled. (for text files or dat files) |
Size of new edit window |
Selects the size of the edit window when a file is opened. |
OPTION |
DESCRIPTION |
Background color |
Background color of the editor |
Keyword color |
Color used to highlight keywords(statements) |
Comment color |
Color used to highlight comment |
ASM color |
Color used to highlight assembly |
HW register color |
Color used to highlight special function registers |
Editor font |
Font name of the editor |
Bold |
Check to display keywords in bold |
Italic |
Check to display comment in Italic |
OPTION |
DESCRIPTION |
Tool tips |
Will enable/disable tool tips. |
Show Toolbar |
Will display/hide the toolbar of the IDE. |
Save File As… for new files |
When you enable this option you will be prompted to give new files a name before they will be saved with their default name. |
File location |
The path to the location of your BAS files. Normally Windows will use My documents as a default. |