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Chapter 3: Using the Emulator/Analyzer Interface
Entering Commands
• To turn the command line on, position the mouse pointer in the main display area
and start typing.
The above selections turn display of the command line area on or off. When it is
on, the command line is displayed; you can use the softkey pushbuttons, the
command return and recall pushbuttons, and the cursor pushbuttons for
command-line editing. When it is off, the command line is not displayed; you use
only the pulldown menus and the action keys to control the interface.
The command line area begins just below the status line and continues to the
bottom of the emulator/analyzer window. The status line is not part of the
command line; it will be displayed whether the command line is on or off.
Choosing certain pulldown menu items while the command line is off causes the
command line to be turned on. That is because the menu item chosen requires
some command-line input that cannot be supplied any other way.
To enter commands on the command line
• In the Graphical User Interface, successively position the mouse pointer on
pushbuttons and click the pushbutton select mouse button until a complete
command is formed.
• Successively press keyboard function keys corresponding to softkey pushbuttons
until a complete command is formed.
• Type in the command you want to use. You must type in the full command name as
shown in Chapter 11, "Emulator Commands". This may be different from the
label on the corresponding softkey.
• Type in the first few characters of a command name, and press <Tab>. The
interface will complete the command name automatically. Repeat this process until
a complete command is formed.
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