Hi With the inscription masks from 7.4 on we use the new SWT based script editor, with minimal syntax highlighting. But even better: Scripting editors now support linking and quick navigation to referenced classes and methods. Use the F3-Button or Ctrl + click to jump instantly to a resource. ![Inscription mask][2] If you have a lot of code in your scripts I would suggest you to copy it to a static java class method and just call this method form ivy script. Then you have can use the full java editor support! support and it will even perform better! Here an [Q&A example][1] how to use Ivy API and also new java lanuage featuresfeatures. [1]: https://answers.axonivy.com/questions/1902/ivyscript-support-for-streams-and-lambda-expressions [2]: https://answers.axonivy.com/upfiles/Screenshot_20191011_111109.png

Hi With the inscription masks from 7.4 on we use the new SWT based script editor, with minimal syntax highlighting. But even better: Scripting editors now support linking and quick navigation to referenced classes and methods. Use the F3-Button or Ctrl + click to jump instantly to a resource. ![Inscription mask][2] If you have a lot of code in your scripts I would suggest you to copy it to a static java class method and just call this method form ivy script. Then you have the full java editor support! Here an [Q&A example][1] how to use Ivy API and also new java lanuage features [1]: https://answers.axonivy.com/questions/1902/ivyscript-support-for-streams-and-lambda-expressions [2]: https://answers.axonivy.com/upfiles/Screenshot_20191011_111109.png