Editor View Tabs

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	Editor View Tabs

Dialog Designer (Eclipse) uses two types of tabs in an Editor view:

Editor tabs (or top tabs) - Whenever an editor is opened, the Editor view displays a tab for that editor in the view toolbar. Each tab displays an icon representing the type of editor associated with the tab, along with the name of the project element currently open.

Any editor can be closed by clicking the X on the tab. When the editor closes, the Editor view no longer displays the tab.

Note:

One exception is the Event Type Editor. To close this editor, click the small x in the upper-right corner of the Call Flow Editor workspace.

Page tabs (or bottom tabs) - Some editors are multiple page editors. That is, they have more than one workspace page associated with them. In such cases, the Editor view displays a page tab at the bottom of the view for each workspace page available in the active editor.

For example, when the Phrase File Editor is active, the Phrase and Audio page tabs both become available along the bottom toolbar of the Editor view.

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