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<h3>ECB Sources-buffer</h3>
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<li>Source files can be selected by clicking with the primary mouse button
(see <a href="Using-the-mouse.html#Using%20the%20mouse">Using the mouse</a>) or hitting RETURN (see <a href="Using-the-keyboard.html#Using%20the%20keyboard">Using the keyboard</a>) on the source row in the <dfn>ECB-Sources</dfn> or
<dfn>ECB-History</dfn> windows. The buffer of the selected source-file will
be displayed in an edit-window - which one depends on the setting in
<code>ecb-mouse-click-destination</code>.
<p>IMPORTANT: If you use the POWER-click (i.e. hold down the SHIFT-key
while clicking with the primary mouse button (see <a href="Using-the-mouse.html#Using%20the%20mouse">Using the mouse</a>)
or RETURN (see <a href="Using-the-keyboard.html#Using%20the%20keyboard">Using the keyboard</a>)) on a source row in the
ECB-Sources or ECB-History windows then the source will not be
displayed in an edit-window but it will be scanned in the background
and all its contents (e.g. methods and variables) are listed in the
<dfn>ECB Methods</dfn> window (see <a href="ECB-Methods-buffer.html#ECB%20Methods-buffer">ECB Methods-buffer</a>. So you can get an
overlook over the source without changing the buffer in the
edit-window.
</p><li>Clicking on the source file with the secondary mouse button or
C-RETURN (see <a href="Usage-of-ECB.html#Usage%20of%20ECB">Usage of ECB</a>) will open the source file in
another edit window - which one depends on the setting in
<code>ecb-mouse-click-destination</code>.
<li>Right clicking on a source file (mouse-button 3) will open a popup
menu where different operation on the item under the mouse cursor can
be performed.
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