File menu
| Menu Item | Action |
|---|---|
New File | Opens the Editor window without loading any file. |
Open... | Opens the “Open file” dialog box. The selected file will be opened in the “Editor” window. |
Button | Saves the file from the active "Editor" window to disk. |
Save As... | Prompts for a new file name from the active 'Editor' window and saves the file with the new name to disk. |
Print... | Opens the default "Print" dialog box for the default printer. You can print the entire file or a selected text block. |
Properties... | Opens the standard "Properties" dialog box for a file. |
Configuration files | Opens a submenu for actions related to configuration files. |
Exit | Ends the RadiaCode session. You can also use the Alt+F4 or Alt+X keys to complete your work. |
Configuration Files
At the beginning of a new session, it opens these previously saved files. Additionally, any of these files can be saved or loaded independently at any time through the “File” menu using the “Configuration files” option. You can have several sets of configuration files with different RadiaCode settings and load them “on the fly”.
- The screen configuration file (Desktop) includes the on-screen display option values, locations, sizes, colors, and fonts of all the debugger's specialized windows. The file extension is .dsk.
- Options file (Options) stores the settings of RadiaCode that are displayed when the settings dialog box is opened. The extension of this file is .opt.
These two files can be given arbitrary names. Upon completion of work, RadiaCode saves them to the folder from which they were downloaded or where they were last saved. These two configuration files can be individually loaded or saved using the File --> Configuration Files.
In addition to these, RadiaCode uses the session file, which contains the session data and specifies which screen configuration file and options file to load at the start of the next session. This file can be loaded or saved using the “Load session” and “Save session” commands from the “Configuration files” submenu. The extension of this file is .ses.
Updated: Jan 9, 2026