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Re: IDLDE -> IDLWAVE Newbie FAQ [message #43566]

Thu, 21 April 2005 18:22

JD Smith
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Registered: December 1999

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>> 1. Can one open *.prj (project) files in IDLWAVE mode?
>
> Nope... I don't even know what's in the those files. You can have lots of
> fun with "speedbar", which is an Emacs way to browse files, and the
> contents of files (like routines) in a sidebar. I've never use the
> project feature; I tend to organize by directory.

By the way, Speedbar can be turned on by default, or with
Tools->Display Speedbar in the Emacs menu. Middle click on things (or
use arrows and return). I also use "iMenu" bound to
Shift-Right-Click, to popup a list of routines in my file (see the
IDLWAVE screenshots at idlwave.org).

JD

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