3.1.2 Context menu of the Dependency view

Element														Menu			Description
Project	Folder							File
Project	Source Files	Target Repository	Dependent Files	Target Project File	Link Files	Other Files	Folder under [Other Files]	Source Files	Target Repository	Dependent Files	Target Object Files	Linking Files	Other Files
						S	S						S	New file			New file
	S							S						new	COBOL source		Create a new Cobol source file in "Source Files" folder
	S							S						new	Object-Oriented COBOL Source		Create a new object-oriented source file in "Source Files" folder
	S		S		S			S		S		S		Add File			Add an existing file to the selected element. If the "Source Files" folder or the file under the "Source Files" folder is selected, it is added to the "Source Files" folder. For details, refer to "3.1.1.1 Adding a COBOL source file in the Dependency view". If the "Dependent Files" folder or the file under the "Dependent Files" folder is selected, dependent files such as libraries and repository files are added to the "Dependent Files" folder. For details, see "3.1.1.3 Adding a dependent file ". If the "Link Files" folder or the file under the "Link Files" folder is selected, it is added to the "Link Files" folder. For details, see "3.1.1.2 Adding a link file in the Dependency view".
S	S							S						Jump into			Makes the selected project, folder or file become the root of the displayed hierarchy.
S	S							S						Jump	Back		Returns to the previous hierarchy.
S	S							S							Forward		Proceeds to the former display hierarchy, when the "Jump" > "Back" menu item is selected.
S	S							S							Up One Level		Proceeds to the former display hierarchy, when the "Jump" > "Back" menu item is selected.
								S	S	S		S	S	Open			Opens the selected file.
								S	S	S		S	S	Open From Application			Selects an editor (COBOL editor, text editor, system editor, default editor) to open the selected file.
										CD				Inheritance			Not to be used.
S							S	S					S	Copy			Copies the selected project, folder or file.
CD	S	CD	CD	CD	CD	S	S	S	CD	CD	CD	CD	S	Paste			Pastes the copied project, folder or file. Menu can be used when a project is copied. When a project is copied, it will be pasted into the workspace. When a folder is copied, if the selected element is the "Other Files" folder or the subordinate's element, this menu can be used. When a file is copied, if the selected element is folder, it will be pasted into the folder. If the selected element is file, it will be pasted into the folder of the selected file.
S				S			S	S		S		S	S	Delete			Deletes the selected elements. If the selected element is project, the selected project is deleted from the workspace. You can decide whether to delete the selected project from the disk. If the selected element is a file in the "Dependent Files" folder, the selected file will be deleted from "Dependent Files" folder and moved into the "Other Files" folder. The selected file is not deleted from the disk. For details, see "3.1.1.4 Deleting a dependent file". If the "Target Object Files" folder is selected, "specify target object file" will be unchecked and the "Target Object Files" folder is deleted. Files on disk are not deleted. If the selected element is a file in the "Link Files" folder, the selected file is not deleted from the disk. If the selected element is a file or a folder other than the above, it will be deleted from the disk.
							S	S					S	Rename			Renames the selected folder or file.
													S	Add To Source			Adds the selected file to the Source Files folder. When the file is added to the "Source Files" folder, it will be removed from the "Other Files" folder. If the file is in a folder other than the project storage location, it is copied to the project storage location.
								S						Remove from Source Folder			Deletes the selected COBOL source files from the "Source Files" folder and moves them to the "Other Files" folder. The files are not deleted from the disk.
								CD						Main program			Sets the selected source program as the main program of this project. This menu item displays when a COBOL source file, which is not the main program, is selected. It is only possible to select it when the target of the project is an executable file. Only one main program can be set for each project. For details, see "6.1.2 Setting the main program".
								CD						Reset Main Program			Releases the setting of main program from the selected COBOL source file. This menu item is only displayed when the COBOL source file, which is the main program, is selected. For details, see "6.1.2 Setting the main program".
								S						Specify Target Object Files			This menu item is selected for COBOL source files containing multiple compilation units (external programs or external classes). The files for which this menu item is selected (checked) are compiled after the NAME compile option is added to the other compile options of the files. The "Target Object Files" folder is added right under COBOL source file of the "Dependency" view and the object file generated from the COBOL source file is added to the "Target Object Files" folder. Analyzes all COBOL source files in the "Source Files" folder and extracts the target repositories and dependent files. Adds the target repository files to the "Dependent Files" folder. These target repository files are generated from library files, screen form descriptor files, dependent repository files to which COBOL source files refer, and COBOL source files.
S	S							S						Analyze dependency			Analyzes all COBOL source files in the "Source Files" folder and extracts the target repositories and dependent files.
S	S							S						Analyze dependency	All		Adds target repository files to the "Dependent Files" folder. These target repository files are generated from library files, screen form descriptor files, dependent repository files to which COBOL source files refer, and COBOL source files.
S	S							S							Library		Adds library files and screen form descriptor files to which COBOL source files refer, to the "Dependent Files" folder.
S	S							S							Repository	All	Adds dependent repository files and target repository files to which the COBOL source files refer, to "Dependent Files" folder.
S	S							S								Target	Adds target repository files generated from COBOL source files to the "Dependent Files" folder.
S	S							S								Depends	Adds dependent repository files to which the COBOL source files refer, to the "Dependent Files" folder.
S	S							S							Target object		Adds the name of object file generated from the COBOL source file to the "Target Object Files" folder.
S	S							S							Clear		Deletes all the files in the "Dependent Files" folder and clears their dependencies.
			S											Clear			Deletes all the files in the "Dependent Files" folder and clears their dependencies.
CD	CD							CD						Build project			Builds a project. For details, see "Chapter 6 Build Function". This menu item is displayed only when "Build Automatically" from the "Project" menu is not checked.
S	S							S						Rebuild project			Rebuilds a project. For details, see "Chapter 6 Build Function".
S														Remote development	Build Debug Mode		When the remote development function is used, specifies whether the project is to be built in release mode or in debug mode for the remote project build. For remote project build details, see "9.5 Remote Build".
S															Build		If the remote development function is used, builds the project remotely. For remote project build details, see "9.5 Remote Build".
S															Rebuild		If the remote development function is used, rebuilds the project remotely. For remote project build details, see "9.5 Remote Build".
S															Makefile Creation		If the remote development function is used, generates the makefile for remote development. For remote project build details, see "9.5 Remote Build".
S															Debugger		Under the conditions that remote development functions are available and the server OS is the following, the remote debugger connector is started. Solaris
S															Remote Debugger Connector		Starts the remote debugger connector. Before performing attach debugging, it can be used to set which computers are permitted to connect to the client computer and change the port number for remote debugging. For remote debug connector details, see "9.6.2.2 Remote debugger connector".
NS															Transfer		Cannot be used for COBOL projects.
								S		CD			S	Compile File			Compiles the selected file.
S	S	NS	S	S	S	S	S	S	S	S	S	S	S	Refresh			Refreshes the selected element and its subordinate.
S							S	S	S	S		S	S	Property			Displays the property of the selected elements.

Meaning of signs

S: Menu can be selected

NS: Menu cannot be selected

CD: Menu can be displayed under certain conditions

Space: Menu cannot be displayed.

For the menu below, refer to the "3.3.3 Navigator view Context menu ".

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3.1.2 Context menu of the Dependency view

3.1.2.1 COBOL project

3.1.2.2 COBOL Resource Project

3.1.2.3 COBOL Solution Project