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NetCOBOL V11.0 NetCOBOL Studio User's Guide
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3.2.2 Context menu of the Structure view

The following table outlines the context menu items that are unique to the "Structure" view:

3.2.2.1 COBOL Project

Element

Menu

Description

Project

Folder

File

Source file

Link file

Other file

Other file inner

Source file

Link file

Other file

S

S

S

New file

A New file is created in the selected folder or the folder that the selected file belongs to.

S

S

new

COBOL source

Adds the new COBOL source file to the "Source Files" folder.

S

S

Object-Oriented COBOL Source

Adds the new Object-Oriented COBOL source file to the "Source Files" folder.

S

S

S

S

Add File

Adds an existing file to the selected folder or to the folder that the selected file belongs to.

S

S

Jump into

Changes the display hierarchy in order that the selected project or folder converts to root.

S

S

Jump

back

Goes back to the former hierarchy from the current display hierarchy.

S

S

forward

Moves forward to the next hierarchy if the Jump Back option was used.

S

S

Up One Level

Changes the display hierarchy to up one level from the present display hierarchy.

S

S

S

Open

Opens the selected file.

S

S

S

Open From Application

Selects an editor (COBOL editor, text editor, system editor or default editor) to open the selected file.

S

S

S

S

copy

Copies the selected project, folder or file.

CD

S

CD

S

S

S

CD

S

paste

Pastes the copied project, folder or file.

This menu item can be used when a project is copied.

  • When the project is copied, it will be pasted into the workspace.

  • When the folder is copied, if the selected element is the [Other Files] folder or the subordinate's element, this menu can be used.

  • When the 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

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 [Link Files] folder, the selected file is not deleted from the disk.

  • If the selected file is other than a file in the [Link Files] folder, the selected file or folder is 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

delete from Source file

Deletes the selected COBOL source files from "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 is displayed when the selected COBOL source is not the main program. When the target of the project is an executable file, it is possible to select it.

Only one main program can be set for each project.

For details, refer to "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 displayed when the selected COBOL source file is the main program. For details, refer to "6.1.2 Setting the main program".

S

Specify Target Object Files

Select this menu item for COBOL source files containing multiple compilation units (external programs or external classes). The NAME compile option is added to the other compile options and then the checked files are built.

CD

CD

CD

Build project

Builds the selected project. For details, refer to "Chapter 6 Build Function". This menu is displayed only when "Build Automatically" in the "Project" menu is not checked.

S

S

S

Rebuild project

Rebuilds the selected project. For details, refer to "Chapter 6 Build Function".

S

Remote development

Build Debug Mode

When remote development function is used, this specifies whether the project is to be built in release mode or in debug mode for a remote project build. For remote project build details, see "9.5 Remote Build".

S

Build

If the remote development function is used, this builds the project remotely. For remote project build details, see "9.5 Remote Build".

S

Rebuild

If the remote development function is used, this rebuilds the project remotely. For remote project build, see "9.5 Remote Build".

S

Makefile Creation

If the remote development function is used, the makefile for remote development is generated. For remote project build details, refer to "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, use the remote debug connector when you want to change the restriction and the port number of the computer that performs the remote debug. For remote debug connector details, refer to "9.6.2.2 Remote debugger connector".

NS

Transfer

Cannot be used for COBOL projects.

S

S

Compile File

Compiles the selected file.

S

S

S

S

S

S

S

S

Refresh

Refreshes the selected element and its subordinate.

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 ".

3.2.2.2 COBOL resource project

The context menu of selected COBOL resource project is the same as "Dependency" view context menu. Refer to "3.1.2.2 COBOL Resource Project" under "Dependency view".

3.2.2.3 COBOL solution project

The context menu of selected COBOL solution project is the same as the "Dependency" view context menu except that "Analyze Dependency" is not displayed. Refer to "3.1.2.3 COBOL Solution Project" under "Dependency View".