The Source View is a read only text editor that is integrated with the Profiler, debugger, and other parts of the IDE. You can open the Source Editor window by double-clicking a node in the Running Document Window.
Source code displayed in the Source View window is syntactically colored. For example, all JavaScript keywords are shown in blue and all HTML comments in light gray.
The left margin displays annotation glyphs that indicate line status, such as line numbers and breakpoints.
If you click in the margin of a Java file, a breakpoint is set on the corresponding line. You can also click in the left margin of a line to remove a breakpoint.
The Source View toolbar is at the top of the window above the editing panel. The toolbar contains buttons for some of the commands that you can use in the Source View. Hold the cursor over a button to display a description of the command.
The toolbar contains a combo box that you can use to quickly navigate to any of the JavaScript functions.
If you are viewing more than one file, the top of the Source View window has tabs used to view different documents.
The tooltip for each tab displays more information about the file, including the type of file and the file's location.
Each modified and unsaved file in the Source View window has an asterisk (*) after its name on its tab and in the window title. You can save a file by choosing Save from the File menu, the Source View window's contextual menu, or the contextual menu of the file's tab.
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