The mvDesigner IDE is a full-featured development environment that allows you to develop mvDesigner applications without ever leaving the environment. This sections includes discussion on:
The mvDesigner IDE includes:
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BASIC Editor |
Allows you to write your BASIC code and compile and catalog from the IDE. |
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Class Browser |
Is the view of your library. This is the place where you create your forms, menus and toolbars. |
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Component Store |
Holds the components. |
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Enterprise Browser |
Allows you to view the content of your database server. You manage all your subroutines, mvDCatalog entries and DataNames from this window. You can also drag mvDCatalog entries and DataNames to objects on your forms. |
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Field List |
Shows a full view of all the objects and their associated DataNames and mvDCatalog entries. |
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Library Browser |
Is the central place where libraries are managed. A library is a project. All components and classes that make up the application are stored in a library. The Library Browser allows you to open, create, close, delete, and rename libraries. It also allows you to deploy your client/server or Web application. |
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Method Editor |
Is the Omnis Scripting editor. This is where all the Omnis code is entered. |
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Property Manager |
Shows all available properties for the selected objects. This is where you set and change properties of objects and assign events to objects. |
See Also
mvDesigner Programmer's Guide Overview
Introducing mvDesigner Concepts
Understanding System Architecture