The Clear All Tab Bookmarks will remove all bookmarks in the current editor tab. Next Bookmark and Previous Bookmark will navigate to the next or previous bookmark in the file, respectively these functions do not wrap around in the editor. Toggle Bookmark will create or remove a bookmark on the current line in the editor. The Bookmarks submenu contains functions for managing bookmarks within the current editor tab. Based on the selected text, Simply Fortran will open the definition of the selected element if the location of the definition is known. The Goto Definition works similarly to the procedure described above. More about renaming is covered in the Refactoring topic. This feature will be expanded in future versions. Currently, only modules are supported by renaming, and this menu option is only enabled when the module’s definition statement is selected. The Rename option allows the user to perform an automated renaming of the selected element. The second will locate matching elements within Simply Fortran’s index of project elements (procedures, programs, derived types, etc.). The first will perform a general text search. The two search options, Search Project for Text and Search Project for Element, will launch searches based on currently selected text. Comment Line and Uncomment Line will convert the current line or selected lines into comments when supported by the current editor’s language settings. Continue onto Next Line will insert the proper line continuation characters if the current editor tab’s language is supported.
The Indent Line and Dedent Line items indent and dedent respectively the current line or selected lines. After multiple selections are highlighted, typing will replace all selections simultaneously. The latter will perform a similar action, but it requires the selection to be restricted to matching words rather than simply text fragments. The former will search for and select any text within the current document that matches the currently selected text. The two related multiple selection options, Select Matching and Select Matching Words, are enabled when text is selected. Cut, Copy, and Paste perform the expected editing operations. The context menu appears below:ĭepending on the current conditions in Simply Fortran, some option may be disabled. Context Menuīy right-clicking in the editor, a user will open the editor context menu, offering quick access to some common operations. The reverse can be performed by selecting commented lines and either clicking the Uncomment Line entry in the Edit menu or pressing the Control+T hotkey combination. To comment a line, text is first selected, then either the Comment Line entry in the Edit menu or the Control+R hotkey is used. The current engine supports commenting and uncommenting entire lines of text only. Simply Fortran has the ability to comment and uncomment selections in supported languages. Multiline comments are also intelligently extended using this hotkey.
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If editing Fortran code, the appropriate line continuation control characters will be entered regardless of whether the code is fixed- or free-format Fortran. In supported situations, namely when editing Fortran source code or comments in most supported languages, Simply Fortran can automatically and intelligently continue lines by pressing the Control+ENTER hotkey combination.
For supported languages, which include fixed- and free-format Fortran, this option will indent entries according to the program structure. Įntire files can be indented automatically in an intelligent manner using the Smart Indent File entry in the Edit menu. The indents added (and dedents subtracted) are dictated by the tab settings in the Editor options dialog. Alternatively, the hotkeys Tab and Shift+Tab can be used to indent and dedent. Selected text can either be indented or dedented using the Indent and Dedent entries in the Edit menu respectively. In supported languages, users can immediately navigate to the definition of any variable or procedure by holding the Control key and clicking the variable or procedure name. All text in a document may also be selected via the Control+A hotkey or the appropriate Edit menu entry. Cut, Copy, and Paste operations can all be found in the Edit menu, and may be accessed via the usual hotkeys. Simply Fortran conforms to common editing standards. Along with this editing component, Simply Fortran provides additional tools to aid a developer in editing source code efficiently. Simply Fortran incorporates a powerful Fortran editor based on the Scintilla source code editing engine.
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