Author:halw

Date:2010-01-11T17:56:21.000000Z


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documentation/current/eiffelstudio/eiffelstudio-how-tos/browsing/viewing-information-about-component/centering-tools-component.wiki

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 There are three kind of tools directly available in a default development tool : [[Browsing tools]]  on the left, the [[EiffelStudio Editor]]  on the upper right and context tools on the lower right. No browsing tool, except the feature tool, displays information about a particular component. On the contrary, the editor and context tools display information about a given cluster, class or feature : they are centered on this component. There are several ways to center the editor on an element: 
 * use the [[Main address bar|address bar]]  on the top of the editor. It allows you to set which class (and even which feature in the class) you want the editor to display. You may use wildcards ("?" or "*") as you type the names of these components. 
 * use [[Pick-and-drop mechanism|pick and drop]]. Pick a cluster, class or feature stone anywhere in EiffelStudio and drop it in the editor. It will center it on the component automatically. 
-* find it in the [[Cluster tool|cluster]], [[Feature tool|feature]], or [[Favorites tool|favorites]]  tool and click it. 
+* find it in the [[Groups tool|groups]], [[Feature tool|feature]], or [[Favorites tool|favorites]]  tool and click it. 
 The context tool can be [[Change data share mode|independent]]  from the editor. If it is not, both the editor and the context tool will be centered on the same component. If it is, there is a [[Context tool address bar|second address bar]] , in the context tool title bar. You may then center the context tool on a component by using the three methods described for the editor. You can also center the context tool on the same component as the editor ( the context tool remaining independent): Just click  [[Image:context-sync-icon]] or select '''Send to the context''' tool in the '''View''' menu. <br/>
 To make the context tool independent if it is not, click  [[Image:context-link-icon]]  or select '''Isolate context tool''' in the '''View''' menu. To do the opposite, click the same icon or select '''Merge context tool''' in the '''View''' menu. 
 

documentation/current/eiffelstudio/eiffelstudio-how-tos/browsing/viewing-information-about-component/viewing-information-about-feature.wiki

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 [[Property:title|Viewing information about a feature]]
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-Once you [[Centering tools on a component|centered the editor]] on a feature, you have access to its text. The feature tab in the context tool can display more information. To have access to it, you have first to center the context tool on the wanted class and select the feature tab. You can then consult the different views of the text of the feature ([[Feature formatters: Basic text view|basic text]] or [[Feature formatters: Flat view|flat]]) and other information such as its [[Feature formatters: Callers|callers]] or its [[Descendant versions|descendant]] versions. <br/>
+Once you [[Centering tools on a component|centered the editor]] on a feature, you have access to its text. The feature tab in the context tool can display more information. To have access to it, you have first to center the context tool on the wanted class and select the feature tab. You can then consult the different views of the text of the feature ([[Feature formatters: Basic text view|basic text]] or [[Feature formatters: Flat view|flat]]) and other information such as its [[Feature formatters: Callers|callers]] or its [[Feature formatters: Descendant versions|descendant]] versions. <br/>
 The [[Metrics tool|metric tool]] provides another kind of data. It enables you to compute some [[How to analyze a project|measures]]  on your feature. 
 
 

documentation/current/eiffelstudio/eiffelstudio-how-tos/compiling/setting-assertion-level.wiki

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 * You must [[Generating executables|recompile]]  your project for the changes to take effect. 
 
 {{seealso|<br/>
-[[8 Design by Contract (tm), Assertions and Exceptions|Assertions in Eiffel]]  }}
+[[ET: Design by Contract (tm), Assertions and Exceptions|Assertions in Eiffel]]  }}
 
 
 

documentation/current/eiffelstudio/eiffelstudio-how-tos/editing-project/adding-cluster.wiki

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 There are three ways to make this window appear. You can:
 * Click  [[Image:16x16--new-cluster-icon]]  in the [[Main toolbars|standard toolbar]] . 
-* Click  [[Image:new-cluster-icon]]  in the [[Cluster tool|cluster tool]] . 
+* Click  [[Image:new-cluster-icon]]  in the [[Groups tool|groups tool]] . 
 * Select '''New cluster''' in the '''Tools''' menu. 
 Using this dialog, you can either create a subcluster of an existing cluster or a top-level cluster. 
 If you decide to create a top-level cluster, you should give it a name and a path (if the selected path does not exist, it will be created). You can also choose if it should be recursive or not..

documentation/current/eiffelstudio/eiffelstudio-how-tos/editing-project/adding-library.wiki

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 [[Image:new-library-dialog]]
 
 There are two ways to make this window appear. You can:
-* Click  [[Image:new-library-icon]]  in the [[Cluster tool|cluster tool]] . 
+* Click  [[Image:new-library-icon]]  in the [[Groups tool|groups tool]] . 
 * Select '''Add library''' in the '''Tools''' menu. 
 Using this dialog, you can either choose a library from a list or select your own library. 
 

documentation/current/eiffelstudio/eiffelstudio-how-tos/editing-project/moving-class.wiki

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 [[Property:title|Moving a class]]
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-To move a class from a cluster to another one, you have to use the [[Diagram tool]]. First, [[Centering tools on a component|center the tool]]  on the cluster that contains the class you want to move. Then, if the destination cluster is not shown on the diagram, [[Pick-and-drop mechanism|pick]] it in the [[Cluster tool|cluster tool]] and drop it in the [[Diagram tool|diagram]]. Once both clusters are displayed, you just have to drag the class to its destination. 
+To move a class from a cluster to another one, you have to use the [[Diagram tool]]. First, [[Centering tools on a component|center the tool]]  on the cluster that contains the class you want to move. Then, if the destination cluster is not shown on the diagram, [[Pick-and-drop mechanism|pick]] it in the [[Groups tool|groups tool]] and drop it in the [[Diagram tool|diagram]]. Once both clusters are displayed, you just have to drag the class to its destination. 
 {{seealso|<br/>
 [[Looking for a class|Find where a class is]]  <br/>
 [[Looking for a cluster|Find where a cluster is]]  }}

documentation/current/eiffelstudio/eiffelstudio-reference/browsing-tools/address-bars/index.wiki

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 [[Property:title|Address bars]]
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-All development windows are composed of two major components, each of which can be centered on a given "address" (either a cluster, a class or a feature). One is the editor, with which go all the peripheral tools (including the [[Cluster tool|cluster tool]]  and the [[Feature tool|feature tool]] ). The other is the context tool, which contains for example the [[Formatted information about compiled classes and features|class and feature tabs]] , the [[Diagram tool|diagram tool]]  and the [[Metrics tool|metric tool]] . 
+All development windows are composed of two major components, each of which can be centered on a given "address" (either a cluster, a class or a feature). One is the editor, with which go all the peripheral tools (including the [[Groups tool|groups tool]]  and the [[Feature tool|feature tool]] ). The other is the context tool, which contains for example the [[Formatted information about compiled classes and features|class and feature tabs]] , the [[Diagram tool|diagram tool]]  and the [[Metrics tool|metric tool]] . 
 
 It is possible to either link both components so that they share the same address (allowing to immediately have extended information on the class that is being edited), or to unlink them (allowing to have extended information on any class while editing a class).
 

documentation/current/eiffelstudio/eiffelstudio-reference/browsing-tools/groups-tool/new-class-command.wiki

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 [[Property:title|New class command]]
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-The new class command (  [[Image:new-class-icon]] ) located in the groups tool toolbar creates a class in the same fashion as the main new class command. The only difference is that when using the cluster tool command, the new class is by default located in the cluster selected in the [[System tree representation|cluster tree]]  (or the parent cluster of the selected class, if a class is selected). 
+The new class command (  [[Image:new-class-icon]] ) located in the groups tool toolbar creates a class in the same fashion as the main new class command. The only difference is that when using the groups tool command, the new class is by default located in the cluster selected in the [[System tree representation|cluster tree]]  (or the parent cluster of the selected class, if a class is selected). 
 
 A dialog is then popped up in which it is possible to select the name of the new class, the name of the file it should be created in (by default ".e" is appended to the name of the new class to generate the file name), and the cluster in which the new class should be inserted. Only clusters that are not libraries are displayed in the list, since library clusters cannot be modified.