Options for RadiaCode

Opens the RadiaCode "Configuration" dialog box.

Environment...

Opens the “Environment” dialog box with the following tabs: “Fonts”, “Colors”, “Key Assignment”, “Control Bar”, and “Miscellaneous”.

Enable sounds

Allow the device to produce sounds. Different sounds can be controlled by individual options, as detailed below. Disabling the 'Enable sounds' option will mute all device sounds, regardless of the individual option settings.

Enable vibration

The device will vibrate for alarms and certain events. Vibration can be enabled or disabled individually for each alarm and event. Disabling the “Enable vibration” option will turn off device vibration regardless of the individual option settings.

Enable light indication

Enable the device to show lights using the LEDs integrated into the enclosure.

Alarm thresholds

Dose and dose rate values that trigger alarms. Threshold values are specified in the units selected in the “Units of measure” group (Roentgens/Sieverts) in the “Program settings” tab. For each alarm, you can enable sound and vibration on the device.

Alarm mode

Select the alarm sound mode:

Pressing the button

The device will emit sounds and/or vibrations when the buttons on its body are pressed.

When registering particles

Emit click sounds. The frequency of the clicks indicates the approximate radiation level detected.

When connecting/disconnecting with the application

Emit sounds when the device connects to or disconnects from the RadiaCode application on your smartphone via Bluetooth.

When switching ON/OFF

Sound output when turning ON/OFF.

Disabled

The device display backlight is never turned on.

Activated each time the button is pressed

Pressing any button on the device body activates the backlight for the duration specified in the “Disable” field.

Enabled based on the illumination

Pressing any button on the device body activates the backlight for the duration specified in the “Disable” field if the device detects it is in low light mode.

Disabling

The duration after which the device screen will turn off if no key is pressed.

Brightness

Brightness level of the device display backlight ranges from 0 to 9.

Display rotation

Device language

You can choose the language for the device interface.

Unit of measure

Select the units in which the registered radiation level (Roentgens/Sieverts) is displayed in the program.

Database integrity test on startup

Conduct a database test when the program starts. This test may take some time.

Create log file

Log device events to a text file on your computer disk in a format similar to how they appear in the log window.

Log file mode

Here, you can choose whether to create a new log file when the program starts or to append new entries to the end of the existing log file.

Log file name

Here, you can specify the complete path to the log file.

How many days to keep backups of the base

If more than 24 hours have passed since the last startup of RadiaCode, the program creates a backup database file, allowing for manual restoration in case of failure. In this field, you can specify how many backups to retain.

The window has a title

Includes a title bar for windows of this type. When the checkbox is unchecked, the windows become smaller due to the absence of a title. Also, see the notes below.

Window control bar

Controls the position of the toolbar in this type of window.

Grid

Enables the display of a vertical and horizontal grid in the window and allows column widths to be adjusted (if the vertical grid is enabled).

Line spacing

Adjusts the line spacing by adding to the default line spacing. The new value can be printed or selected from a list of recently used values.

Choose font

Opens the “Font” dialog box. The selected font will apply to all windows of that type.

This font is for all Windows.

Uses the font designated for windows of this type for all windows in the RadiaCode program.

Color scheme

Specifies the name of the color scheme. It can be printed or a recently used one can be selected from the list using the button.

The “Add file” button saves the current scheme to the disk.

The “Add file” button deletes it.

Colors

List of color group names. Each group contains several colors.

Inherit Windows color

When the checkbox is checked, the selected color is taken from Windows. If you later change the Windows colors through the Control Panel, this color will change accordingly.

Use inverted text/background colors

When the checkbox is checked, RadiaCode inverts the selected window colors for text and background. For example, if the background color in the “Variables” window is white and the text color is black, the line with the selected variable will be highlighted with a black background and white text.

"Select..." button

Opens the “Color” if the checkboxes 'Inherit Windows color' and 'Use inverted text/background color' are unchecked for windows of this type.

“Color” dialog box also opens if you double-click on a color in the list Colors.

“Default color(s)” button

Sets the selected color in the list as the default color. If a group of colors, such as 'Database window,' is selected, all window colors will be reset to their default values.

“Set for all” button

Specifies the use of this color in all windows RadiaCode. This feature is useful for text and background colors. For example, if you select blue background and yellow text for the “Editor” window and then click the “Set for all” button, these colors will be set for the background and text in all windows.

Font

For certain colors, you can apply additional font attributes: “Bold” and “Italic”.

Set Key 1

Set key 2

Opens the Set key combination. In the dialog box, press the key combination you wish to assign to the command, or press Cancel.

Additionally, you can open this dialog box by double-clicking in the “cell” where the row of this command intersects with the column Key 1, or Key 2.

Delete key 1

Delete key 2

Cancels the assigned keyboard shortcut for a specific command.

Additionally, to cancel the combination, you can right-click in the “cell” where the row of this command intersects with the column Key 1, or Key 2.

Groups

This contains a list of all RadiaCode program toolbars. To enable or disable a toolbar, check its checkbox in the list.

Buttons / Commands

List of buttons for the toolbar highlighted in the Groups list. To show or remove a panel button, check its checkbox in the list.

Flat window control bars

Switches the appearance of the buttons between flat and quasi-3D for the toolbar of specialized windows in the RadiaCode program. The toolbar buttons in the RadiaCode window are always flat.

The control bar settings are consistent across all screen files.

Make the control bar settings 'global.'

Status bar of the home window

Manages the presence and position of the status bar in the RadiaCode program window.

Highlight the title of the active page in the windows

Enables highlighting of the current tab (similar to MS Windows style) in windows with tabs.

Double-click on checkboxes and toggle switches in dialog boxes is equivalent to a single-click plus the “Ok” button.

Specifies the double-click function, which is equivalent to single-clicking the corresponding dialog item and pressing the “OK” button in this dialog box.

Display “hotkeys” in popup descriptions

Enables or disables the display of shortcut key combinations in the toolbar button tooltip.

Do not show message dialogs if a console window is open

Sends all messages to the "Message console" window if it is open. If it is closed, the message will be sent in a separate box.

Always show message dialogs

Displays all messages in separate boxes. The 'Message console' window also shows these messages.

The cursor is positioned on the 'OK' button.

If the checkbox is selected, the cursor will automatically be positioned on the “OK” button in every open message window.

This function can be disabled if you prefer to press the "Enter" button instead of clicking the "OK" button with the mouse.

Audio alert for error messages

Enables sound for error messages. Information messages are always delivered silently.

Log messages to the file

Sets the log file name. All messages are recorded in this file. The recording method is selected by a switch box with the following positions.

Restart the log file from the beginning each time it starts

Specifies creating a new file for each session and deleting the previous file if it exists.

Append messages to the end of the file

Indicates whether to append messages to the end of an existing file. This will cause the file size to increase indefinitely.

Backspace merges leading spaces

Switches to Backspace Unindent mode.

Leave end spaces

When this checkbox is selected, it determines whether spaces at the end of lines should be retained when copying the text to the buffer or saving it to disk. If the checkbox is not selected, these spaces will be removed.

Vertical sections

Enables vertical block mode for block actions.

Constant blocks

Enables Persistent Blocks mode for block actions.

Create .BAK file

This checkbox indicates that a *.BAK file will be created each time you save a file in the “Editor”.

Horizontal cursor

Checking the checkbox enables the display of the cursor as a horizontal line.

CR/LF at the end of the file

Checking the checkbox allows a blank line to be added to the end of the file when saving it to disk, if such a line does not already exist.

Syntax highlighting in color

Checking the checkbox enables syntax highlighting for language constructs.

Highlight multiline comments

Checking this box enables the highlighting of multiline comments. By default, the window only highlights single-line comments.

Full path in the window title

Checking this box enables the display of the full path of the opened file in the “Editor”.

Clear clipboard before copying

When unchecked, copying to the clipboard does not erase its previous contents.

Convert keyboard input to OEM

When this checkbox is selected, the “Editor” window converts the characters you enter from MS Windows encoding to OEM (national) encoding that matches your national version of Windows.

Select paired "(" and "{" when typing ")" and "}"

When this checkbox is checked, after entering the symbol “)” or “}”, the Editor automatically finds and highlights the text fragment from the entered bracket to the corresponding opening bracket.

Auto-save files every... min

Sets the time interval for automatically saving the file. Enter the value in minutes in the field on the right.

Tab size

Sets the tab width for displaying text. Valid values range from 1 to 32. If there are ASCII tab characters in the open file, they will be replaced by spaces according to the specified tab width.

Return counter

Sets the maximum number of available return steps (512 by default). If this is insufficient, you can increase the number of steps up to 10,000. However, larger values require more memory for the editor.

Auto indent

Toggles the automatic indentation options for a new line created by pressing "Enter".

If another application has modified the file

Defines the behavior when another application modifies the file opened in the “Editor” window.

Tab size

Sets the tab size in spaces.

Return counter

Sets the size of the return stack used in the "Return" operation of the Editor.

Highlight letters with color

Checking the checkbox allows the selection of Russian letters that are not within comments or enclosed in quotation marks.

Insert mode

All spaces to the left of the cursor are deleted.

Removes one space to the left of the cursor. The cursor and the rest of the line to the right of the cursor are moved one position to the left.

Overwrite mode

The cursor moves to the first position in the line. The text in the line stays where it is.

Only shifts the cursor one position to the left. The text in the line stays where it is.

Add

Opens “Edit command” dialog box to add a new command to the list and set its parameters.

Delete

Deletes the highlighted custom command from the list. Built-in commands cannot be deleted.

Edit

Opens the “Edit command” dialog box to adjust command parameters. For built-in commands, you can only reassign key combinations (Command description and Script name fields will not be available).

Edit script file

Opens in the “Script text” window the source text file of the selected command.

Command description

You can enter a command description here (not for built-in commands). The text of this field is displayed in the command list.

Script name

Name of the script file that executes this command.

Set key combination #1

Set key combination #2

Opens a specialized dialog box that senses the key combination you press in it and assigns/unassigns that combination to a given command. The buttons correspond to the first and second key combinations.

Delete key combination #1

Deletes key combination #1.

Delete key combination #2

Deletes key combination #2.