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CHAPTER 3 WORK BENCH
S5U1C88000C MANUAL II
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WORKBENCH/DEV TOOLS/OLD ASSEMBLER
3.7 Creating/Editing Source Files
Although the Work Bench itself does not include a source editor, it can invoke a specified editor and pass
file information or line number information to the editor. This function makes it possible to create and
edit sources, as well as tag jump from error messages.
3.7.1 Specifying an Editor
When a source/header file is newly created or opened, or when a file name listed in the Project view is
double clicked, the Work Bench invokes an editor and passes file information to it. The default editor is
the Windows Notepad application. To select another editor:
1. Select [Editor Configuration] from the [Tool] menu. The [Editor Configuration] dialog box shown
below is displayed:
Enter the following information in this dialog box:
[Editor Path]
Enter the path to the editor used or select an editor from the file select dialog box displayed by
clicking the [Reference] button.
[Parameter]
Enter the normal representation of command line options to specify a file name and line number
(for tag jump) when invoking the editor. The "%f" and "%l" are replaced with a file name and a line
number, respectively, before being sent to the editor. In the case of the default setting, Notepad is
invoked using the following command line.
C:\Win98\Notepad.exe
<specified filename>
For example, if the editor requires specifying a file name in the same way as for Notepad and
specifying a "/j <line number>" option for tag jump in front of the file name, set the parameter as
follows:
/j%1 %f
Note: In the default Notepad application, the tag jump function cannot be used.
2. Click the [OK] button. The editor used is changed.