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Last Updated: 2013-12-03 19:26:00 UTC
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When you try to access any file, CFi ShellToys turns the selected file into an instance of the ScriptEditor Object that is available in its Tool Library, and adds it to its "Scripted" folder.
When you click on a ScriptEditor Object, the selected file opens in the ScriptEditor. This is also known as "script-based document switching". When a document is opened in the ScriptEditor, you can access most of its content by simply right-clicking in the document and selecting the appropriate command. For example, you can click "Analyze" to open a code analyzer and click "Load" to open the file in the IDE. If you click "Load", you can also open the file in a Text Editor.
When you click on an icon in the Script Editor, you will be presented with a menu that allows you to start the ScriptEditor on a specific document or send it to the background.
If you click on "Script Editor", you will be presented with the following menu:
You can also start CFi ShellToys and navigate to any directory. From there you can open any file in the current directory or in any sub-directory. For example, you can navigate to a directory that contains your Steam files, double-click on a.csproj file or.sln, and open it in the Script Editor.
When you have selected a file, or opened a file in the Script Editor, the Documents folder appears on the left-hand side. Selecting a document opens it in the Script Editor.
The Script Editor comes with the ability to edit HTML, JS and CSS. Just like you can edit an HTML document in the IDE, you can edit a JavaScript file in the Script Editor. The syntax highlighting is identical to the IDE.
If you want to edit a CSS file, you will need to open a different Editor. You can do so be359ba680
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