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5.5 The Editor and Editing Source files
The
IDE
incorporates editors to allow users to create and edit source files. The
IDE
can also be set to launch an ex-
ternal editor for source file editing.
5.5.1 Starting the Editor
Types of editors
The
IDE
provides three kinds of editors. Use the editor appropriate for the file type (file name extension).
1. C editor
Used to create and edit C sources (*.c) and header files (*.h). This editor highlights C reserved words, com-
ments, and strings. The editor provides a "content assist" feature that allows you to enter C reserved words
or code templates by selecting from a list.
The documents opened in this editor are represented in the [C/C++ Projects] or [Navigator] view by the
icons shown below.
,
2. assembler editor
Used to create and edit assembler sources (*.s). This editor highlights labels, directives, and register names.
Documents opened in this editor are represented in the [C/C++ Projects] or [Navigator] view by the icons
shown below.
The tree view display of the [C/C++ Projects] view does not support the display of symbols and labels in
assembler sources.
3. Text editor
Used to create and edit text files in formats (file name extensions) other than the above.
The documents opened in this editor are represented in the [C/C++ Projects] or [Navigator] view by the
icons shown below.
The file types associated with the C editor or assembler editor (i.e., launch the C or assembler editor by default
when opened) are registered as C project resource files. For information on registered file types, check [C/C++
File Types] in the [Properties] dialog box (displayed by selecting [Properties] from the [Project] menu) or [C/
C++] > [File Types] in the [Preferences] dialog box (displayed by selecting [Preferences...] from the [Window]
menu).
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Word/Excel files and batch files
Eclipse, the platform on which the
IDE
is designed to run, supports OLE documents. This means that open-
ing a "*.doc" or "*.xls" file will launch the specific application associated with that file type in Windows
(Word or Excel), allowing the file to be edited in the
IDE
's editor area.
Note that opening an OLE document puts it in editing mode. You will be prompted to save your changes
when you close the document, even if no changes were made.
Double clicking on a "*.cmd" or "*.bat" file launches Command Prompt. To edit a file of one of these types,
drag and drop it on the editor area.
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