The Editor Dialog
- Last UpdatedDec 02, 2025
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The scheme text takes up the most of the editor dialog.
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The dialog can be resized.
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Colors and underlining are used to add information about the status of the statements.
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The current statement is underlined. By moving the cursor, the current statement is changed.
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The identifier statement is painted green. If multiple schemes are displayed, the identifier statement marks the limit between schemes.
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If a statement is changed, it is painted purple. If it is then run successfully, the color changes back to black.
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If running a statement results in a generation error, the statement is painted bright red. If only a warning is given, it is dark red.
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Under the scheme text is a field for output of generation errors. Double-clicking on an error will position the cursor at the statement causing that error.