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Using the Text Editor Shortcut Menu
Right-clicking your mouse in an active VLISP text editor window brings up a shortcut menu for quick access to frequently used commands. Depending on whether there is text highlighted in the editor window and depending on the position of the cursor, some commands on the shortcut menu may be inactive. The following table summarizes the editor shortcut commands:
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Text editor window shortcut menu commands |
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|---|---|
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Command |
Action |
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Cut |
Moves the selected text to the Clipboard |
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Copy |
Copies the selected text to the Clipboard |
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Paste |
Pastes the Clipboard contents to the cursor position |
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Find |
Finds the specified text in one or more editor windows |
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Go to Last Edited |
Moves the cursor to the position you last edited |
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Toggle Breakpoint |
Sets a breakpoint at the cursor position, or removes a breakpoint if one is set currently at that position |
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Inspect |
Opens the Inspect dialog box |
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Add Watch |
Opens the Watch window |
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Apropos window |
Opens the Apropos window |
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Symbol Service |
Opens the Symbol Service dialog box |
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Undo |
Reverses the last operation |
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Redo |
Reverses the effects of the previous Undo |