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MECHANICS OF EDITING SCRIPTS AND EXPRESSIONS
You can create and edit scripts and expressions by directly typing the code or by using the script wizard and expression wizard. In either case,
context-sensitive help is available to help you create error-free code.
KEYSTROKE EDITING
Use the keystrokes listed in Table AO to edit your scripts. These are also available from a pop-up menu by right-clicking the line of code you want
to edit.
Figure 209. Keystroke Editing
Table AO. Keystrokes for Editing Scripts
KEYSTROKE EFFECT
Ctrl-X Cut selected text or lines to clipboard.
Ctrl-C Copy selected lines to clipboard.
Ctrl-V Paste contents of clipboard to selected lines or to position of cursor.
Ctrl-P Insert new line above selected lines and paste contents of clipboard in new line.
Ctrl-Insert Insert new line above selected lines.
Delete Delete selected lines or text.
Ctrl-U Move selected lines up one line.
Ctrl-D Move selected lines down one line.
TIPS:
• You can apply the keystroke editing options to more than one line at a time. Select multiple consecutive lines by clicking and dragging
the line numbers in the Event column.
• If you delete a line of code from a script, then change your mind, use the Undo option to undo the deletion. Right-click the line you
deleted the code from and select Undo from the pop-up menu.