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Code Editor: The easy way to open header filesIf you are editing a unit's source file, you can quickly open its header file by pressing CTRL + F6. You can also right-click and select the Open Source/Header File menu option. You can also use this technique to open a unit's source file if you are editing the header file. Once the files are open, CTRL + F6 toggles between a unit's source file and its header file.
If you need to open an included header file that is not the unit header file, position the cursor within the filename in the #include statement, right-click the mouse, and select Open File at Cursor. You can use the keyboard instead of the mouse by pressing CTRL + ENTER while the cursor is positioned on the filename. | ||||||
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