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The IDE uses a library of pascal source parsing and editing tools, called the "codetools". These tools provide features like find declaration, code completion, extraction, moving inserting and beautifying pascal sources. These functions saves you a lot of time and double work. They are customizable and every feature is available via short cuts (see Editor Options).  
 
The IDE uses a library of pascal source parsing and editing tools, called the "codetools". These tools provide features like find declaration, code completion, extraction, moving inserting and beautifying pascal sources. These functions saves you a lot of time and double work. They are customizable and every feature is available via short cuts (see Editor Options).  

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Overview The IDE uses a library of pascal source parsing and editing tools, called the "codetools". These tools provide features like find declaration, code completion, extraction, moving inserting and beautifying pascal sources. These functions saves you a lot of time and double work. They are customizable and every feature is available via short cuts (see Editor Options).

Because they work solely on sources and understand fpc, delphi and kylix code, they don't require compiled units nor an installed Borland compiler. You can edit Delphi and FPC code at the same time. You can even work with several Delphi and FPC versions at the same time. This makes porting Delphi code much more easier.

[编辑] Summary Table of IDE shortcuts Declaration Jumping Ctrl+Click or Alt+Up (jump to declaration of type or variable) Method Jumping Ctrl+Shift+Up (toggle between definition and body) Code Templates Ctrl+J Code Completion (Class Completion) Ctrl+Shift+C Identifier Completion Ctrl+Space Word Completion Ctrl+W Parameter Hints Ctrl+Shift+Space