Monitor Window

Right-clicking on a window object while keeping the Alt key pressed activates the monitor window:

• Toolbar buttons have the following Meaning:

  Button	Meaning
  	saves the current module
  	recharges the current module
  	calls an editor for the window object source code (in case of derivation in the module at the end of the inheritance path)
  	calls an editor for the window object source code (in case of derivation in the module at the start of the inheritance path)
  	compiles the (edited) action list (see below)
  	starts the (simple) InstantView® Debugger
  	activates Eclipse as InstantView® Debugger
  	opens a window with a list of all project modules (browser)
  	accesses the object inspector
  	calls this help page

• The action list can be edited. Button increases the modifications. 
• F1 can be used for the documentation of the InstantView^® language element, on which the cursor is located; this applies within the command line as well as for the action list.
• InstantView^® statements can be executed immediately in the command lines. Command line I is applicable for entries with more than one line. Execution starts with Ctrl. Previously entered commands can be repeated via cursor up/down. ESC deletes the command line. F7 provides a list with the last 64 commands.

Information: Monitor window access can be locked for particular users: see CX_SECURITY_OPTIONS