Wednesday, April 27, 2011
Tip of the Day - Wrapping Commands Using the Right Margin in R:BASE Editor
Product: R:BASE eXtreme 9.1 (32/64)
Update.: 3
Build..: 9.1.3.10428 or higher http://www.rupdates.com
Section: R:BASE Editor Work Space
Did you know that you can customize the location of the right margin in
R:BASE Editor, in order expand the display of command files and EEPs?
The Right Margin is helpful in automatically displaying and wrapping long
commands within the defined screen, when "Word Wrap" and "Break Word at
Right Margin" are both enabled.
Here's how:
01. Within the R:BASE Editor, select "Editor Settings" > "General" tab,
and locate the "Break Word at Right Margin" and "Word Wrap" check
boxes in the right column.
02. Make sure both settings are enabled by clicking on the check box if
it is empty.
03. While the "Editor Settings" is still displayed, select the "Display"
tab and locate the "Right Margin" field (default 80 characters).
04. Using the available arrow buttons or by typing the new value,
increase the value anywhere from 100 to 125, based upon your
available screen space on the right.
05. Click the "OK" button.
Where long R:BASE commands are listed, you will see the extra space
become populated, allowing for more of the command files to be displayed
on the screen.
Have fun customizing the many options available within the R:BASE Editor!
Very Best R:egards,
Razzak.
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