%author, description, inputs, outputs, and so on).
\item \bbCreatePackage allows to create the basic file architecture
to start the development of a new black box package.
- \item \bbCreateBlackbox allows to create the basic file architecture
+ \item \text{bbCreateBlackbox} allows to create the basic file architecture
to start the development of a new black box, that will be included in an already existing package.
\item \texttt{bbs2cpp} translates a \texttt{.bbs} script into a \CPP file.
\item \texttt{bbc} that interprets (i.e. : executes) a \texttt{.bbs} script.
%\end{itemize}
% ==========================================
\subsection{Updating the documentation}
-\label{The_configuration_file}
+\label{Updating_the_documentation}
% ==========================================
-If you want (and sure you will) to be able to use the Help tools as well on the features provided by this package, you must use the
-option \texttt{Regenerate package doc} in the menu \texttt{Tools} of \texttt{bbStudio}.
+If you want (and sure you will) to be able to use the Help tools as well as the features provided by this package,
+ you must use the
+option \texttt{Regenerate package doc} in the menu \texttt{Tools} of \texttt{bbStudio}.\\
+You'll be prompted for the Package name. Avoid using the \texttt{-a} option (Regenerate all), since it's time consumming.
+
+If you want (and sure you will) to benefit the features of Box indexing
+ you must use the
+option \texttt{Regenerate Boxes Lists} in the menu \texttt{Tools} of \texttt{bbStudio}.\\
+
% ==========================================
\subsection{Using the package}
\label{cpp}
% ==========================================
-A very usefull feature is that you may use any black box within a \CPP program witout worrying about wxWigets main window.\\
+A very usefull feature is that you may use any black box within a \CPP program witout worrying about \texttt{wxWigets} main window.\\
Let's look a the following bbs script :
exec layout
\end{verbatim}
-User wants to create a slider and an output text, within a layoutline, and display the slider value in the output text.\\
+User wants to create a slider and an output text, within a LayoutLine, and display the slider value in the output text.\\
Think about the (little!) nightmare to code the same, in 'raw C++', using wxWidgets.\\
-Using the standalone application \bbc you just 'convert' the script :
+Using the standalone application \text{bbc} you just 'convert' the script.
+
\begin{verbatim}
#include <bbwxSlider.h>