Codeblock Tree

The Codeblock Tree is a tool window that accompanies the Source Editor. It provides one way to navigate the source code in the Source Editor. An alternative way to navigate the source code in the Source Editor is provided by the Document Outline.

The Codeblock Tree displays a tree of all codeblocks. It uses text colors to distinguish between codeblock types and to indicate their state.

Black	Codeblocks generated and maintained by the template
Dark red	User Codeblocks
Bright red	User Codeblocks containing custom code

The image below shows the Codeblock Tree in its default location, to the bottom-left of the Source Editor. If you would prefer to have it placed somewhere else in the window layout, read Managing windows and panes.

The Codeblock Tree is synchronized and linked to the Source Editor in the following ways:

If you click an item in the Codeblock Tree, the cursor is moved to the associated source code and it is scrolled into view.

The node that matches the position of the cursor in the source code is selected in the Codeblock Tree and scrolled into view.

Navigating generated source files

In its default state the Codeblock Tree displays only its main items, the generated source files. Click on one of these items to open the associated source code in the Source Editor. If the Codeblock Tree is in expanded state you can reset it to collapsed state using the minus button .

Locating custom code

You can also use the Codeblock Tree window to locate the User Codeblocks where you added custom code. The User Codeblocks filled with custom code are displayed as bright red items in the tree. Click on the "Only filled user cb's" or "Filled only" button above the tree to get a list of User Codeblocks that have been filled. Click on an item (if any) to have it displayed.

Click the Show all button to return the Codeblock Tree to its initial state (collapsed, displaying only source file nodes).