5 Learning More About an Application

5.10 List of property pages

The following is a list of property pages supported in the browser. Some of these pages can also be seen in the project window.

Breakpoints: The breakpoints specified for a project.
Contents: The slot names and values of a run-time instance.
Definitions: The names of the Dylan language definitions created by a module, library or project.
DLLs: The DLLs currently loaded while debugging. You can sort them by version or by file location.
Elements: The keys and elements of a collection instance.
General: The properties of the object (name, type, location).
Hierarchy: The hierarchy of a DUIM sheet, layout or frame.
Keywords: The initialization keywords for a class.
Libraries: The list of libraries in the project.
Memory: The object's memory in the application, shown in bytes. (This property page does not appear in the Personal Edition.)
Methods: The methods of a generic function, or the methods specializing on a class. You can show either methods defined directly on the class or all methods applicable to the class.
Names: The names defined in a module or library. Includes details of from where a name was imported, and whether a name is exported. You can filter to show local names only (that is, names created by the module or library rather than imported from elsewhere), exported names only (which can be both local and imported), or all names (local and imported).
Slots: The slots of a class.
Source: The source code for a source form, with breakpoints shown.
Sources: The source files contained in a project, and their contents.
Subclasses: The subclass hierarchy of a class.
Superclasses: The superclass hierarchy of a class.
Threads: The threads in an application, with priorities, status, and other properties.
Usage: The used and client definitions for a source form.
Values: The run-time values of constants and variables.
Warnings: The compiler warnings associated with a source form.