Editing a script

The graphical Command Manager interface incorporates a script editor. Some of its features include:

• find and replace functionality (including regular expressions)

• syntax highlighting

• automatic completion of script commands

• object search for the name of the object you want to reference in a command

• indenting and unindenting of lines

• commenting and uncommenting of lines

• the ability to jump to any line in the script

• sample script statements (script outlines)

• a Script History that saves previously executed scripts and inserts them into the current script.

To clear a script tab

This operation cannot be undone.

1. Select the script's tab in its Script window.

2. From the Edit menu, choose Clear Window. Everything in the editing pane of the Script window is deleted.

Related Topics

Executing a script

Saving one or more scripts

Inserting sample statements: Outlines

Inserting previously executed scripts: Script History

Starting a new script

Opening a previously saved script

Script window

Find/Replace dialog box

The main Command Manager window