Use this menu to create, open and save projects, to add new items to your project (like windows and pictures), to build a stand-alone version of your project, to export items from your project, and to print source code.
Creates a new, untitled project.
Opens an existing project so you can work with it again.
Closes the frontmost window of the project you are working on.
Saves the changes you have made to the project.
Saves the project under another name. The newly named project stays open on the screen. The original closes and keeps the old name.
Creates a new window in the project window and opens it in the window editor. Controls can then be added by dragging them from the tools window to the new window.
Creates a new class in the project window and opens it in the code editor.
Classes encapsulate code and data in a generic, reusable way. Classes can contain properties that describe them, and methods that contain executable code.
Creates a new class interface in the project window and opens it in the code editor.
Use class interfaces to define a group of methods that other classes can support.
Creates a new module in the project window. Modules can contain properties, methods and constants. Modules differ from classes in that the items that make up a module are all global in scope.
Creates a new folder in the project window that can be used to organize your project.
Builds a stand-alone, double-clickable application from your project.
Imports windows, classes, pictures, sounds, resources, XCMDs, shared libraries, and applescripts into your project.
Creates a text file with all of the code from the project in it.
Saves the selected item to a file on disk which can be imported into other projects.
Sets paper size, orientation, and other printer options.
Prints the source code for the entire project, a window, a class, a module or a specific method.
Quits the application. If the open project has unsaved changes, REALbasic will prompt you to save the changes before quitting.
