The Source code window
 About the Source Code Window
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 The source code windows is about the most important part of MrDebug as it's
 the window that everything else works from. So let's take time to cover this
 window.

 The source code window shows, surprisingly enough, your source code. It
 shows the source code for the current .PRG. Source code is only shown if the
 module being executed is compiled with the /b switch.

 Within the source code window, your source code will be shown with colour
 syntax highlighting on. This means that key words, operators, comments, #
 directives and numerics all show up in different colours, allowing you to
 differentiate between different parts of your code easily.

 You may select the source code window by clicking on it with the left mouse
 button or by pressing the <Tab> key until the source code window is the
 current window, or you may hold down the <Alt> key and press <1>.

 Once in the source code window, you may cursor ↑, ↓, ←  or → to view or
 reveal more source code. If you are using a mouse, then you may use the
 scroll bars to move the view of the source code.

 To return the line of code that is about to be executed press
 <Shift><Alt><R>, or type <.> followed by ◄──┛