Liberty BASIC Workshop Help

SPLIT PANE

SPLITTING CODE WINDOW INTO TWO PANES

Liberty BASIC Workshop v4.8.0 introduces a new feature to the editing windows. Code can now be split into two panes. Each pane is half the height of the window, and the panes cannot be resized. They resize automatically when the window is resized. A window with a split pane looks like this.

Use the "Split" button to toggle between single pane and split pane views.

BOTH PANES

Any editing done in one pane is automatically done to the other pane at the same time. This allows you to work on two sections of the same file at once. Most of the editing tools work only on the upper pane.

UPPER PANE

The upper pane is the one that is used for bookmarks, auto-indenting, branch label searching and so on.

LOWER PANE

The lower pane does not allow bookmarks and does not allow branch label searching and some other features of the editing window. It can be shown or hidden as many times as needed. It retains the current text cursor location, even when hidden.