This menu lets you perform given actions on the current program's source.
Find 
This option opens a (Java) system dialog box that lets you find a character string in the current source displayed in the workspace.
Keyboard shortcut: Ctrl + R.
Find next 
This option searches through the current source displayed in the workspace to find the next occurrence of the text selected in the source or of the most recently sought string.
Keyboard shortcut: F5.
Find previous 
This option searches through the current source displayed in the workspace to find the previous occurrence of the text selected in the source or of the most recently sought string.
Keyboard shortcut: Shift + F5.
Add to monitoring 
This option lets you add a selected element in the current source to the program's variable monitoring feature. The selected element can be a variable, an object property, or menu option property.
With array variables, this option opens a dialog box that lets you add array elements to the variable monitoring feature.
Selecting in the source is easy: a double clic for variables, or a triple clic for object properties and menu option properties.
Keyboard shortcut: Ctrl + A.
Enable/Disable breakpoint 
This option lets you enable or disable the breakpoint at the cursor's position in the current program's source.
Simply click successively the breakpoints related to the code line, in the margin.
Keyboard shortcut: F9.
Remove breakpoint 
This option removes the breakpoint at the cursor's position in the current program's source.
Simply click the breakpoint symbol (in the margin), when the latter is disabled.
Keyboard shortcut: Shift + F9.
Move to next breakpoint 
This option moves the cursor to the next breakpoint in the program's source.
Keyboard shortcut: Ctrl + F9.
Move to previous breakpoint 
This option moves the cursor to the previous breakpoint in the program's source.
Keyboard shortcut: Ctrl + Shift + F9.