Class browser

The class browser is used to navigate through the created packages, classes and methods. In addition it offers functions to add packages, classes and mathods to the current project via several context menus.

The list on the left displays all packages in the project. The following actions are available in the context menu:
 
add
Adds a new package in the current project. If the package is already present on disk, it is being loaded. Otherwise a new one will be created.
remove
Removes the selected package from the project. The package is not deleted and can thus be added to any project at any time.
copy
A copy of the selected project is created. In the windows that pops up the name of the new package has to be specified.
delete
The selected packes including all contained classes is deleted. In cannot be restored.

The list in the center displays all classes and interfaces contained in the selected package. In front of each class name a little icon signals what type of class or interface is displayed behind. Green indicates a "public" class, blue indicates "protected" and red "private". If the icon is underlined, the class is static. Again there is a context menu:
 
Add class
Creates a new class in the current package. In the dialog that pops up, the new class name has to be specified.
Add interface
Adds a new interface to the current package. In the dialog that pops up, the new interface name has to be specified.
Add inner class
Creates a new inner class in the currently selected class. In the dialog that pops up, the new class name has to be specified.
Add inner interface
Adds a new inner interface to the currently selected class. In the dialog that pops up, the new interface name has to be specified.
copy
A copy of the selected class is created. In the window that pops up, the class name of the copy has to be specified.
delete
he selected class including all its methods is deleted. It cannot be restored.

The list on the right finally displays all initializers, constructors and methods in the currently selected class. The context menu provides the following functions:
 
add method
Adds a new method to the current lass. In the dialog that pops up, the name of the method has to be specified. This name does not need to be nique.

add constructor

Adds a new constructor to the current class. 

add initializer
Adds a new initializer to the current class. (An Initializer of a class is the simple "static { ... }" statement.) 
copy
A copy of the selected mthod is created. In the window that pops up, the name of the copy has to be specified.
delete
The selected method is deleted. it cannot be restored.
add to Method-Wizard
A copy of the selected method is added to the method wizard
open new view
A new window which shows the source code of the current method is opened. The source is not editable in this window.