The purpose of the Editor View is to edit the tree model of the application in form of JavaScript source code. The source code can be saved and restored as text file.
Code that this generated from the tree model contains all modified properties (= different to default value) of the treez atoms.
The toolbar of the Editor View provides several action buttons:
Open from... Open a text file and show it in the Editor View (first cell).
Save as... Download the content of the Editor View (only first cell) as JavScript file *.js.
Open from local storage Open a previously stored source code from the local browser storage in the Editor View (first cell) and also import it to the TreeView (="quick open").
Save to local storage Save the content of the Editor View (only first cell) to the local browser storage (="quick save")
The appearance of the Editor View might be slightly different, depending on how you installed treez:
- Stand-alone: Orion is used as source code editor and line numbers are shown by default. There is no extra border and only one "cell".
- Jupyter Notebook extension: The first cell of the Jupyter Notebook is used as JavaScript source code editor. The cells of the Jupyter Notebook are based on CodeMirror. You can enable line numbers if you want. Further cells (containing python code or any other supported content) can be added to the Jupyter Notebook below. Each cell has a border indicating its current state/edit mode (green = edit mode, blue = command mode). In addition to the buttons of the Editor View from treez, the standard buttons of the Jupyter Notebook can be used, e.g. to open or save complete *.ipynb notebook files.
