Toolbars

A toolbar is a set of buttons located either under the main menu or in a separate interface element:

Click a button to execute the task of the button.
Hold the cursor on a button to display a tooltip that is a brief comment describing button's function.

NOTE. Icons of unavailable buttons are filled in grey color, when they are selected, nothing happens.

The toolbar is displayed if the checkbox next to its name is selected in the toolbar area menu's context menu. Click this menu item to select or deselect the checkbox.
To display the toolbar in a separate window, double-click the sign located to the left from the corresponding panel, or use the drag-and-drop mechanism, holding the sign, drag the panel to the required area.

An available panel may be:

There are several toolbars, as described below.

Home

The Home toolbar looks as follows:

The Home toolbar includes the commands of the main menu that are used most frequently:

	Command	Brief description
	Open	Opens the saved unit, form, or assembly.
	Save	Saves changes to the active unit or form.
	Save All	Saves changes to all active units and forms.
	Cut	Cuts the selected element to the clipboard.
	Copy	Copies the selected element to the clipboard.
	Paste	Pastes element from the clipboard.
	Undo	Undoes the last operation.
	Redo	Redoes the last canceled operation.
	Compile Method	Selects compile method.

The Debug toolbar looks as follows:

The Debug toolbar includes commands that are used to debug macro.

	Command	Brief description
	Run	Starts the current unit or form.
	Pause	Stops execution with the ability to resume from the current position.
	Stop Execution	Stops execution without the ability to resume from the current position.
	Step Over	Executes unit step-by-step ignoring subroutines.
	Trace Into	Executes unit step-by-step including subroutines.
	Run until Return	Executes the unit until the action after the current subroutine.
	Toggle Breakpoint	Sets or toggles breakpoint in the current line.
	Evaluate Expression…	Opens the expression evaluator.

The Panels toolbar looks as follows:

The Panels toolbar is used to move between development environment windows and contains the following commands:

	Command	Brief description
	Compiler Messages	Opens the Compiler Messages dialog box.
	Console Window	Opens the console window.
	Call Stack	Opens the call stack window.
	Breakpoints	Opens the breakpoints list.
	Value Inspector	Opens the watches window.
	Class Inspector	Opens the class inspector window.
	.NET Class Inspector	Opens the .NET classes window inspector window.
	Objects in Memory	Opens the window of objects in memory.
	Code Inspector	Opens the code inspector window.
	Assembly Inspector	Opens the assembly inspector window.
	Project Navigator	Opens the project navigator window.
	Object Inspector	Opens the object inspector window.
	Toolbox	Shows or hides toolbox.

The History toolbar looks as follows:

The History toolbar is used to navigate the tabs and includes the following commands:

	Command	Brief description
	Back	Returns to the previous tab (tab selection is available).
	Forward	Moves to the next tab (tab selection is available).