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Programmer Studio IDE. The document window (on the right) displays the code or hex editor for the current file you are editing. The workspace window (on the left) displays the structure or class view for the current project or the syntax of the current file. The output window (at the bottom) displays compiler output, find results or the current debug session.

Compiling and Error Highlighting. Programmer Studio gives you one-click compile, real-time output and automatic error highlighting using your existing compiler tools. Simply specify the commands you already use to compile/build/check your programs and Programmer Studio will do the rest.

CodeAware Class View. The Class View lists the recognized functions, procedures and class definitions for all files in the current project. Placing the mouse pointer over an item in the class view tree displays the item definition. The output window displays the results of a find in this file.

Support for Embedded Languages. With the continuing development of the Internet, the requirement for interactive web content has resulted in the increasing use of embedded programming languages within HTML pages. Using the Contents As item from the View menu, you can quickly switch between the different language components of single file.



Extensive COBOL Support. Protect the existing line numbers while editing, ensuring that new lines are numbered following the correct sequence. The workspace window displays the syntax for the current file, while the definition for the variable under the cursor is displayed as a tool-tip.




Seamless Interface to your existing servers. Using a customized File dialog box you can open and edit files on any server as easily as a file from your PC. The information displayed in the detail view changes to reflect the server file system. In this example the directory being browsed is on a UNIX server.

CodeAware Parameter Tips. In this example the parameters for the function error_ex are being displayed while typing. The current parameter is displayed in bold. Also in this example you can see the detailed file syntax with the output window hidden to increase work area.



Integrated Debugging (1). Programmer Studio provides a visual interface to your existing server-based debuggers. This example displays an active debug session. The current statement is highlighted in yellow with a previous breakpoint in dark red. The output window displays the actual debugger session which can be used interactively.



Integrated Debugging (2). This example displays the options available for controlling the remote debugger from within the Programmer Studio IDE. The output window displays the contents of nominated variables. In these two examples the debugger used is WDB on HP-UX.

Visual File Compare. Quickly and easily identify differences between two files.