Casio CLASSWIZ CG Software User's Manual page 120

Using Editor
The first thing you will see when you enter the Python app from the HOME screen is Editor. A py file named
"module.py" will always open automatically immediately after you enter the Python app.
Creating and Editing Scripts
You can input your scripts directly into "module.py" or edit another py file by performing the operations below.
To do this:
Close the currently open file and create a new file
Close the currently open file and open another file
Save the currently open file under a different name
The Python app lets you input up to 255 characters × 300 lines (text, functions, commands) for each file. For
information about inputting text, functions, and commands into the Editor, see
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To toggle alpha lock on and off
Whenever you enter the Python app, the Editor alpha lock setting is lowercase characters, which is indicated
in the status bar. Press P to change the alpha lock setting to uppercase character input. This causes
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to appear in the status bar. Press P again to unlock alpha lock.
To copy or cut scripts within Editor
1. Move the cursor to the start of the range that you want to copy or cut.
2. Press s0($).
in the status bar until you press O in step 4.
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3. Move the cursor to the end of the range of data you want to copy or cut.
4. Select [Copy] or [Cut] in the menu that appears when you press O.
• You can specify the end point first if you want.
To paste a copied or cut script within Editor
1. Move the input cursor to the location where you want to paste the script.
2. Press s.(%).
To move the cursor to a specified line
Select T > [Jump]. Use the dialog that appears to input a line number that specifies the move destination.
To save the currently open py file and overwrite its previous version
Select T > [File] > [Save].
To delete all scripts in Editor
Press a or select T > [Delete All].
To delete a py file
1. Select T > [File] > [Delete].
2. Use the file list that appears to select the file you want to delete and then press O.
3. In response to the confirmation dialog that appears, select [OK].
• You cannot use this operation to delete a currently open file.
• If you delete "module.py," a new "module.py" file will be created automatically and opened the next time
you start up the Python app.
Executing a Script
Use the operation below to execute the script that is currently displayed in Editor.
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Select this menu item:
T > [File] > [New]
T > [File] > [Open]
T > [File] > [Save As]
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