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To edit the command line using the keyboard
• In the Graphical User Interface, place the mouse pointer either in the display area,
on the status line, or in the command line area. Then you can use the following
keys to select points in the command line: <Left arrow>, <Right arrow>, <Tab>,
<Shift><Tab>, <Insert char>, <Back space>, <Delete char>, <Clear line>, and
<CTRL>u.
• Move to the next word on the command line by pressing the <Tab> key. Move to
the previous word on the command line by pressing the <Shift><Tab> key
combination.
• Enter more than one command on a command line by separating the commands
with semicolons (;).
• Recall previous commands by pressing <Ctrl>r to cycle backward, or <Ctrl>b to
cycle forward through the command line buffer.
• Delete the current command line by pressing <Ctrl>u.
• Clear the command line from the cursor position to the end of the line by pressing
<Ctrl>e.
To recall commands
1 In the Graphical User Interface, click the pushbutton labeled Recall in the
Command Line area to display the dialog box.
2 Choose a command from the dialog box. (You can also enter a command directly
into the Selection area of the dialog box.)
Because all command entry methods in the interface (pulldown menus, action keys,
and command line entries) are echoed to the command line entry area, the contents
Chapter 3: Using the Emulator/Analyzer Interface
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