Switch From Graphic to Textual Editor
For both global and local variables, when you open their graphic editor, you’ll see on the far right border three tabs:
The first, selected by default, is the graphic variables editor; this editor provides a userfriendly interface.The second is the textual variables editor; this editor allows the user to declare and edit variables by modifying directly the source code. The textual editor can be really useful if you need to paste some variables declaration code, taken from another source.Switching from the graphic editor to the textual editor, will show you the actual sourcecode of the defined variables:
The third tab is the watch editor, refer to the appropriate chapter of this manual for de- tails (see Paragraph 9.1.1.1).
The first, selected by default, is the graphic variables editor; this editor provides a userfriendly interface.The second is the textual variables editor; this editor allows the user to declare and edit variables by modifying directly the source code. The textual editor can be really useful if you need to paste some variables declaration code, taken from another source.Switching from the graphic editor to the textual editor, will show you the actual sourcecode of the defined variables:
The third tab is the watch editor, refer to the appropriate chapter of this manual for de- tails (see Paragraph 9.1.1.1).