9.0

Clear All Breaks Clears all break points.

Quick Watch Shows the value of the expression under the insertion point in the immediate

window.

Browse Shows the methods of the expression under of the cursor. (see The Object

Browser)

Show Next

Statement

Shows the next statement to be executed.

References Opens the References dialog box, which shows the current script/module's

references.

The Advanced Scripting Editor toolbar

The toolbar that appears in the Script editing window contains the following tools:

Tool Description

Cut Deletes the selected text.

Copy Makes a copy of the selected text on the clipboard.

Paste Inserts the contents of the clipboard at the insertion point.

Undo Removes the previous action and restores the contents to their state before

you performed the previous action.

Redo Performs the previously undone action.

Browse Object Opens the ActiveX Automation Members dialog box.

Start/Resume Runs or resumes running the current script.

Pause Stops execution of the current command at the current point in the script. You

can restart the command at this point by clicking the Start/Resume icon.

End Stops execution of the current command.

Toggle Break Enables or disables a breakpoint at the current location.

Evaluate Expression Displays the value of the currently selected variable.

Shows Current

Statement

Displays the value of the currently selected statement.

Step Into Moves program execution into the next statement or module to be run.

Step Over Skips over the next statement or module to be run.

Step Out Skips the remainin

statements in the currentl

runnin

scri

t or subroutine

and goes to the next subroutine or scripts.

Edit UserDialog Displays the Edit UserDialog window where you can graphically create or

modify a UserDialog.

Edit Module

Properties

Disabled in this release of Dragon NaturallySpeaking.

As a result of clicking the Step Into and Step Over buttons, the Immediate, Watch, and Stack windows may appear

in the Script Editor. Click the following buttons to learn more about these windows.

The Immediate Window