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Displays the Project Explorer, which displays a hierarchical list of the currently open files and their contents.Double-clicking any item in the file list displays the contents of the selected file in the Code window. Non-scripting code items are greyed, while scripting code is shown normally, with keywords colored (if the language engine supports keyword coloring).
Keyboard shortcut: CTRL+R
Displays the Immediate window and displays information resulting from debugging statements in your code or from commands typed directly into the window.Use the Immediate window to:
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- Test problematic or newly written code.
- Query or change the value of a variable while code is running. While execution is halted, assign the variable a new value as you would in code.
- Call procedures as you would in code.
- View debugging output while the code is running.
Keyboard shortcut: CTRL+G
Displays the Call Stack window, which lists the procedure calls that have started but are not completed.When executing code in a procedure, the name of that procedure is added to a list of active procedure calls. If that procedure then calls another procedure, there are two procedures on the list of active procedure calls. Each time a procedure calls another Sub or Function procedure, it's added to the list. Each procedure is removed from the list as execution is returned to the calling procedure.
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Keyboard shortcut: CTRL+L