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| 1.2 Basic parts of the IDE |

1.2.0 Overview

1) QuickBar (see: 1.2.1) |  | 2) Editor (see: 1.2.2)
3) Perl output (see: 1.2.3) |  | 4) Code Inspector (see: 1.2.4)
5) Explorer (see: 1.2.5) |  | 6) Tip of the day (see: 1.2.6)
7) command buttons (see: 1.2.7) |  | 8) Console (see: 1.2.8)

1.2.1 QuickBar

|  | The QuickBar on the lefthand side of CamelRider provides easy and fast access to CamelRider's modules: a) Editor b) associated HTML file c) Task manager d) this help and e) CPAN Perl reference The user can also add custom shortcuts to applications or resources of need.

1.2.2 Editor / module area

The Editor / module area can contain different stuff. Of course, it holds the source code editor. But it is also responsible for holding / acting as:

| CamelRider Today ...is the entrypoint to CamelRider. When the IDE is launched, this one lets you start a comfortable way: it offers wether you want to continue working with the script that was last opened, how many tasks are left for today, lets you open help on camelrider or help on Perl via the delivered CPAN reference from www.perl.com .
| Code Editor the very heart. Here you can edit source code files. The source is beeing highlighted and via context menu, you have a rich set of options available.
| Tasks Via Tasks the author can schedule notes for other authors or him- / herself, e.g. messages on routines left to do etc.
| Associated HTML files When programming PerlScripts intended to work in conjunction with HTML forms each code in Editor can have an associated HTML document. When selecting, this file is displayed for testing purposes.
| Help / CPAN reference / other HTML files as with above, local Help is also displayed in this area. This is CamelRider Help, the delivered CPAN reference on Perl or any other HTML document defined by the user.

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