Command Repetition in CIW
You can use the following methods to quickly review, repeat, and/or rerun commands in the CIW:
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To scroll through the previously entered CIW commands, use your keyboard arrow keys.
That is, if you have directly (text) entered commands into the CIW you can recall them, and then rerun them, using theUpandDownarrow keys, followed by pressing theEnterkey. -
To rerun a command that starts with a specified pattern (as per the CIW screenshot above), for example:
236 hiFormCancel(schFormOfEditorOptions)
enter:!hiFo
This executes the last command whose prefix starts withhiFoin the CIW history. -
To rerun a command that contains a specified pattern, enter:
!?pattern
For example, if you enter “!?iFo” this searches for commands that contain “iFo”, such ashiFormCancel. -
To rerun the last command entered in the CIW, type:
!!
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To copy and paste a command, double-click to select a word in the CIW output area or triple-click to select a complete command line. Paste that word or line into the CIW input area with either a drag-and-drop action or by using the middle-mouse-button. Optionally, edit the command as required. Press the
Returnkey to action the command.
You can re-size (enlarge) the CIW Command edit area to display more commands that have been entered.
Although the complete history of all types commands is visible at all times, however, if on the User Preferences form in the CIW Controls section, you select the Retain Unique Commands option, only unique commands are retained. All previous identical commands are deleted.
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