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The left side of Jurtle shows a list of all the Java class files and subdirectories in the currently loaded directory. Information for the currently selected class is displayed in one of the tabs on the right side of Jurtle. If the Edit Tab is displayed, the source code of the class is displayed. If the Display Tab is displayed, the graphical output generated by the highlighted class is shown. Note: If the class has never been executed in the current session, there will be no graphical output to display. The appearance of the class names in the list varies depending upon the state of the class. Classes that have been edited and have unsaved changes are displayed in Bold. Classes that have been changed since they were last compiled are displayed in Italic. Subdirectories of the current directory are displayed in blue. By double-clicking a subdirectory you can cause it to be loaded. Alternatively, you can select the directory and click the down arrow at the top of list. Clicking the up arrow will load the parent directory of the current directory. Using the subdirectories and the parent directory button, you can quickly navigate your file system hierarchy. Image files, zip files and jar files are also displayed in the class list as these are commom programming assets. They are displayed in a light green color. There are two additional buttons above the class list. The home button will load the Jurtle Workspace directory, allowing you to quickly get to Jurtle's "home". The final button is the "open directory window" button. It will cause the currently loaded directory to be open in your operating system's file system browser. This is useful if you need to add or delete items from that directory. |
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