4.1 File Menu

New: (key: Alt-n) starts a new Bunao script. If one is already open, prompts you to save it first.

Open: (key: Alt-o) opens an existing Bunao script.

Save: (key: Alt-s) saves the currently open script. Will be greyed if this is a new script that hasn't been saved yet. Use Save As... first.

[not on toolbar] Save As: (key: Alt-a) save this script under a new file name. All saves after this will be saved to that filename.

[not on toolbar] Close: (key: Alt-w) close the current Bunao script

[not on toolbar] Quit: (key: Alt-q) Quit bunao, prompting for save if necessary.

Reload: (key: Alt-r) Reloads the bunao script from disk.

If you've used an external program (like 'bguts') to make changes to the Bunao script *while you are editing it*, then the version on disk is *newer* than the one you are editing. Hitting reload will read the script from disk again. Note that Bunao will prompt you to save changes first if it hasn't been saved since last modification. If you save changes, then reload will effectively do nothing, since you will have overwritten whatever modifications the external program did. If you don't save changes, then you lose whatever changes you've made. If you want both, cancel the reload operation, save as a different file name, and re-open the disk version.

It's also useful if you've made a drastic mistake, and need to go back to the last saved version.

Tcl Preview: (key: Alt-p) show what the generated code looks like. This is what Bunao saves on disk. Usually no need to use this command (but it's important for understanding what's going on under the hood).