Variables

Reference documentation for Variables in the Solution Explorer

Overview

This node contains all existing form variables.

Commands Summary

A summary of commands available on this item via right-click context menu:

Command	Summary
Open in Form Editor	Opens the Form Editor
Open Form Hierarchy	Opens the Form Hierarchy
Open in Debug Client	Opens Form in Titanium Client
Open in Script Editor	Opens the form Script Editor
Create variable	Creates a new form variable
Toggle Form Commands	Opens the Form Editor
Add to working set	Adds form to a Working Set

Commands Details

The details for each command available on this item via right-click context menu:

Open in Form Editor

Opens the Form Editor. A form has two parts, user interface file and scripting file. In Form Editor you can change the design of the form.

Open Form Hierarchy

Opens the Form Hierarchy. There you see the hierarchy tree (according to parent-child relation).

Open in Debug Client

Open form in Titanium Client. The client opened from Servoy Developer is a Debug Client (as you can debug through it). If you have an opened Client, you can open the selected form in it (as main form).

Open in Script Editor

Opens the form Script Editor. Each form has a design file and a scripting file (javascript code). Is used to encapsulate code specific to that form, that should not be reused from another form (except through inheritance).

Create variable

Opens the create new variable editor, then it switches to Script Editor of the same form scripting file, with the particular variable highlighted.

Toggle Form Commands

Opens the Form Editor. A form has two parts, user interface file and scripting file. In Form Editor you can change the design of the form.

Add to working set

Add the form to a working set (like a logical folder for that form).

Contextual List

Here are the item details that appear in the contextual list and each command available via right-click:

• variable (all variables names existing in the scope):

  • Move Code

  • Move Sample

  • Open in Script Editor

  • Edit variable

  • Search for References

  • Create variable

  • Delete variable