Code and console windows

The code and console windows on the right side of the Nautilus IDE are fundamental to making your project work. They provide you with errors, allow you to interact with your script without Valour, and let you see the code itself.

Code window

The code window is a way to see what Nautilus is actually executing. It converts the blocks to Javascript, and that gets displayed in the code window. I don't recommend copy pasting the code, as we use a lot of custom functions.

Console window

The mini console, or just console, is a console seperate from the main application's console. It is used to diagnose errors in code, interact with script, and debug the code.

The input window

The input window, located below the console, is an editable text window. Typing in something and pressing enter will input the text into console, and the input block, found in "Debugging" can access the latest input.

Using the input window

As seen in the example above, of which you can download here, when ran, it waits 5 seconds for your input, then repeats what you said.