1) You tried to edit code while it was running.

2) You tried to edit code while debugging an embedded runtime application.

3) Even if you choose to edit code in another program, you can use Zend Studio to debug classes, methods,(http:///edit code.html) and unit tests.

4) You edit code, compile it, test it, and see how well it works.

5) Click Edit code to open the text editor at the existing function.

6) You tried to edit code in an assembly that has not been loaded.

7) You tried to edit code in assembly that was modified during debugging and has been reloaded.

8) Please keep secret and remember the self - edit code. Or one should take responsibility for any loss.

9) If the selected message type already has an event handler for the selected class, Add and edit is unavailable, and Edit code is available.

10) In the genmodel editor, right click on the top node labeled "Mysql" and generate the Model Code (see Figure 9), the Edit Code (see Figure 10), and finally the Topology Edit Code (see Figure 11).