You have control over how toolbars are presented in the IDE. You can:
The following table lists the toolbars in the main window and describes the type of commands provided in each toolbar. Rest the pointer on the textured drag area of the toolbar to display a tool tip with the toolbar name. There are also tool tips in the main window to describe what each toolbar button does.
Toolbar Name | Commands for how to ... |
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System | Open a new template and save open files |
Edit | Edit source code |
Data | Find or view information |
Build | Compile or build |
Debug (Full)* | Step through code, add a watch, get trace information, and other common debugging commands |
Debug* | Start the debugger, set breakpoints, and other commands used when not actively debugging a program |
* By default, there are two configurations of the debug toolbar:
To switch between debug toolbar configurations, see Changing the Toolbar Configuration for a Workspace.
To customize or configure a toolbar, see:
Customizing the Display of Commands in a Toolbar
Moving and Hiding a Toolbar
Saving a Toolbar Configuration
Adding a Toolbar to the Main Window
Removing a Toolbar From the Main Window