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User's Guide
» DzSoft Perl Editor
Getting Started
» Built-in Hints
» Code Explorer
» Collapsible Subroutines
» Breakpoints
» Script Input Data Editor
» Run in Command Prompt
» Insert Print Function Dialog
» Perl Interpreter
» Syntax Check
Options
» Options Dialog
» Editor Options
» Default Keymapping
» Classic Keymapping
» Brief Keymapping
» Epsilon Keymapping
» Visual Studio Keymapping
Support Information
» Frequently Asked Questions
» Tips & Tricks
» Registration & Support
 

Editor Options

Use the Editor tab of the Options dialog box to customize the behavior of the code editor.

Options check boxes

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Use the following editor options to control text handling in the Code editor. Check the option to enable it

Check box When selected
Auto Indent Mode Positions the cursor under the first nonblank character of the preceding nonblank line when you press Enter.
Smart Tab Tabs to the first non-whitespace character in the preceding line. If Use Tab Character is enabled, this option is off.
Use Tab Character  Inserts tab character. If disabled, inserts space characters. If Smart Tab is enabled, this option is off.
Backspace Unindents Aligns the insertion point to the previous indentation level (outdents it) when you press Backspace, if the cursor is on the first nonblank character of a line.
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Group Undo Undoes your last editing command as well as any subsequent editing commands of the same type, if you press Alt+Backspace or choose Edit|Undo.
Cursor Beyond EOF Positions the cursor beyond the end-of-file character.
Cursor Beyond EOL  
Selection Beyond EOL  
Keep Trailing Blanks Keeps any blanks you might have at the end of a line.
Persistent Blocks Keeps marked blocks selected even when the cursor is moved, until a new block is selected.
Overwrite Blocks Replaces a marked block of text with whatever is typed next. If Persistent Blocks is also selected, text you enter is appended following the currently selected block.
Double Click Line Highlights the line when you double-click any character in the line. If disabled, only the selected word is highlighted.
Find Text At Cursor Places the text at the cursor into the Text To Find list box in the Find Text dialog box when you choose Search|Find. When this option is disabled you must type in the search text, unless the Text To Find list box is blank, in which case the editor still inserts the text at the cursor.
Force Cut And Copy Enabled Enables Edit|Cut and Edit|Copy, even when there is no text selected.
Use Syntax Highlighting Enables syntax highlighting. To set highlighting options, use the Color page.
Overwrite cursor as block  
Disable dragging  

Use the Key Mappings Options to specify key mapping modules and to enable or disable enhancement modules including what order to initialize them.

Key mapping modules

Enables you to quickly switch key bindings.

Mapping Effect
Default  Uses key bindings that match CUA mappings (default)
IDE classic Uses key bindings that match Borland Classic editor keystrokes
Brief emulation Uses key bindings that emulate most of the standard Brief keystrokes
Epsilon emulation Uses key bindings that emulate a large part of the Epsilon editor
Visual Studio emulation Uses key bindings that emulate a large part of the Visual Studio editor
Other options When selected
Block Indent Specify the number of spaces to indent a marked block. The default is 2; the upper limit is 16. If you enter a value greater than 16, you will receive an error.
Tab Stops Set the character columns that the cursor will move to each time you press Tab. If each successive tab stop is not larger than its predecessor, you will receive an error.
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