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l Tab stops: Use to set the number of spaces to advance when you enter a tab character or to set a series of tab
stops. Enter a single integer to set the number of spaces to advance with each tab. Enter a sequence of two or
more integers, each separated by a space, to specify tab stops. The sequence must be in ascending order. Tab
stops are measured in number of space characters. For example, a value of 20 places the tab stop at the 20th
space character. You can also use the drop-down list to select a previously entered value.
l Display
l Display options group
l Editor font: Use to select the font the Editor uses to display the program code. Select the Use mono-
space fonts only option to restrict the fonts available to fixed width fonts. A preview of the selected font,
at the selected Size, appears in the Sample box.
l Size: Use to select the font size the Editor uses to display the program code. A preview of the selected
font, at the selected size, appears in the Sample box.
l Use monospace fonts only: Select to display only fixed width fonts in the Editor font drop-down list.
Every character in a fixed width font occupies the same amount of space.
l Sample: Displays a preview of the font selected in the Editor font option, at the size selected in the Size
option.
l Margin and gutter group
l Right margin: Select to display a vertical gray bar as a right margin indicator. Use the Right margin
position drop-down list to set the position of this indicator. This indicator is an on-screen visual reference
only. It does not print, and does not enforce word wrap on lines that exceed the number of characters set
for it. It can be useful to indicate the right margin of the printed page, making it easy to determine
whether a line of code extends beyond the printable area of the page.
l Right margin position: Enter the position of the right margin indicator, in number of characters, rel-
ative to the left margin. For example, if you enter 80, the distance from the left margin to the right margin
indicator is 80 characters. Use the drop-down list to select a previously-entered margin position.
l Gutter: Select to have the Editor display a gutter between the Commands and Code areas. Use the
Gutter width option to set the width of the gutter. Select the Line numbers on gutter option to display line
numbers in this area.
l Gutter width: Enter the width, in pixels, of the gutter. Use the drop-down list to select a previously-
entered gutter width.
l Line numbers on page: Select to display code line numbers at the left edge of the Code area. If you
clear both this and the Line numbers on gutter option, no line numbers appear alongside the lines of
code.
l Line numbers on gutter: Select to display code line numbers in the gutter between the Commands
and Code areas. Selecting this option has effect only if you selected the Gutter option. If you clear both
this and the Line numbers on gutter option, no line numbers appear alongside the lines of code.
l Color
l Mapping: Select a mapping for the content of the script in the script editor—the mapping is used as well when
the script appears in the text box of the Run Script actions properties dialog. Each mapping (Default, Classic,
Ocean, Twilight) includes pre-set color values and attributes for each script element as listed in the Elements list
box. After selecting a mapping, you can edit individual elements to change their pre-sets by selecting them in
the Element list box and editing their values.
l Element list box: Select a script element in the Element list box, then edit the background and foreground
color with which it is displayed, and/or its formatting attributes. Each element recognized for each scripting lan-
guage, for example, a URL in a JavaScript script, is displayed with the properties you set.
l Foreground: Select the color that the element highlighted in the Element list box is displayed with in the Script
Editor.
l Background: Select the background color that the element highlighted in the Element list box is displayed with
in the Script Editor. The color is used to highlight the element as if it was selected with the cursor.
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