Tools in the Actions panel and Script window

The Actions panel and Script window toolbars let you access the code-assistance features that help simplify and streamline coding in ActionScript. The tools are different depending on whether you are using the Actions panel or the Script window.
Add A New Item To The Script 

Displays the language elements that are also in the Actions toolbox. Select an item to add it to the script.


Find 

Finds and replaces text in your script.


Insert Target Path 

(Actions panel only) Helps you set an absolute or relative target path for an action in the script.


Check Syntax 

Checks for syntax errors in the current script. Syntax errors are listed in the Output panel.


Auto Format 

Formats your script for proper coding syntax and improved readability. Set autoformatting preferences in the Preferences dialog box, which is available from the Edit menu or from the Actions Panel menu.


Show Code Hint 

If you’ve turned off automatic code hinting, use Show Code Hint to display a code hint for the line of code you’re working on.


Debug Options 

(Actions panel only) Sets and removes breakpoints so that you can proceed line by line through your script when debugging. You can use debug options only for ActionScript files, not ActionScript Communication or Flash JavaScript files.


Collapse Between Braces 

Collapses code that appears between the curly braces or parentheses that currently contain the insertion point.


Collapse Selection 

Collapses the currently selected code block.


Expand All 

Expands all collapsed code in the current script.


Apply Block Comment 

Adds comment markers to the beginning and end of the selected code block.


Apply Line Comment 

Adds a single-line comment marker at the insertion point, or at the beginning of each line of code in a multiline selection.


Remove Comment 

Removes comment markers from the current line or all lines of the current selection.


Show/Hide Toolbox 

Displays or hides the Actions Toolbox.


Script Assist 

(Actions panel only) In Script Assist mode, you are presented with a user-interface for entering the elements needed to create scripts.


Help 

Displays reference information for the ActionScript element that is selected in the Script pane. For example, if you click an import statement and then click Help, the reference information for import appears in the Help panel.


Panel menu 

(Actions panel only) Contains the commands and preferences that apply to the Actions panel. For example, you can set line numbers and word wrapping, access ActionScript preferences, and import or export scripts.


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