We will see how in the following chapters.
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Bookmark Window
You could bookmark lines of code and get to see them later. The following
screenshot shows two of the three bookmarks on the code and how they get saved
in the Bookmark window. Place your cursor on the line of code and click on the
rectangular icon in the Bookmark window. The line gets a reference and the line in
the code gets an icon along side of it.
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Class View and Code Definition Windows
These windows are empty, unless you are dealing with class files and code
definitions. This is actually a part of the Visual Basic.Net tool. Since it is an IDE for
several project types, these windows will be useful for those applications that use
them specifically.
Object Browser
This is a very important window for this IDE. You can obtain a fine grained
definition or source of any of the .NET framework classes here, as shown in the
next screenshot:
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In the previous screenshot, you saw the WriteContentTo method going back to the
System.XML namespace, to which the XMLComment class belongs.
Object Browser is a very useful window when you are looking for some
information on classes and namespaces.
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Error List Window
There may be errors in the package, such as a package which is not configured
properly, or a variable is not defined correctly, etc.
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