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2.0 Configuration

  

2.0 General

Before you start working with CamelRider, you should configure your IDE. On the first startup, you already did nessessary settings*, but you should also advanced ones. You can reach the options dialog by selecting Edit|Options in the file menu on the top of CamelRider's form or by using the speed button on the standard symbol bar. You should see this dialog:

Fig. 2.0a: the options dialog, general settings

Following, a description of the settings:

2.0.1 Recent

Under the group recent, can configure settings for last opened files and URLs

2.0.1.1 Maximum recent count: defines the maximum number of entries for last opened files. Using the speedbutton "open", you can access this list with the down arrow. The higher this value is, the more files opened CamelRider reminds.
2.0.1.2 Clear recent list: removes all entries from recent files list. Note: only the references are removed, the files themselves remain on the harddrive.
2.0.1.3 Recents for associated HTML files: when using PerlScripts in combination with HTML forms, you can assign such a HTML document to a script at designtime. All assigned HTML files are also stored in a recent list; files shown in that list have once been opened.
2.0.1.4 Remove: select one or more references in 2.0.1.3 and click this button to remove those references. Note: only the references are removed, the files themselves remain on the hard drive.
2.0.1.5 Clear list: similar to 2.0.1.4, this button causes the whole list to be cleared.

 

2.0.2 Start

"Start" defines CamelRider initial view.

2.0.2.1 Code editor: CamelRider is launched using the code editor for initial view.
2.0.2.2 ...with last opened file: according to 2.0.1.1, the file last edited will be loaded automatically into the editor.
2.0.2.3 CamelRider Today: (default) CamelRider Today is shown. It shows current informattion and options on last edited file, tasks left, help on CamelRider or Perl.
2.0.2.4 Tasks: directly opens the task list telling the current user if special tasks or notes are left.

 

2.0.3 Code Inspector

The Code Inspector observes your code in the editor and lists all used variables and local subroutines used. By clicking an item in the list, you can quickly and easily navigate through the code.

2.0.3.1 Check for variables: indicates that used variables shall be listed / observed.
2.0.3.2 Check for local subroutines: indicates that used subroutines shall be listed / observed.
2.0.3.3 Update list on typing: indicates that the list shall be updated when typing (on [TAB] and [ENTER])
2.0.3.4 Update list every [x] seconds: additionally, updates the list according to 2.0.3.3 at an interval in seconds set.

 

2.0.4 Command line interpreter

Specifies the command line interpreter used for Console. For Windows 9x systems, this should be "C:\Windows\Command\command.com" and for Windows NT / 2000 based systems "C:\WINNT\System32'cmd.exe" .

 

*: if not, please quit CamelRider, open a texteditor (plain text only! e.g. Notepad.exe) and open the file *CamelRider_Root*\etc\camelrider.cfg. In section [Config] there is an entry in form of "Welcome=0". Change the value to "Welcome=1" and restart CamelRider; then the dedicated dialog should come up.

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