Notice that you can see this structure clearly in Figure 7.9. Script Editor 2.1 makes it very easy to
work with the XML data structure of WSF files as shown in Figure 7.10. All you need to do to work
with a particular element is right-click it. The context menu shows what you can do with that element,
so you don??™t have to guess about the rules. In addition, the editor automatically creates opening
and closing tags as necessary and asks questions about the element when necessary to define it.
Debugging a script is also easier in Script Editor 2.1 than it is in some other editors. All you need
to do is click the Run Project/Script button (the right-pointing red arrow) on the toolbar to start the
script. When Script Editor 2.1 sees an error, it flags it and offers solutions on fixing the problem.
You can use bookmarks to make it easy to locate the code you want to work with. The bookmarks
stay in place between sessions, so you can set them as needed to maintain your place in the
code between sessions. The Toggle Bookmark, Next Bookmark, and Previous Bookmark buttons on
the toolbar make it easy to move between locations quickly.
One of the features you??™ll like best is the ability to drag and drop statements as needed from the
left pane.
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