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Example: To input an if...else statement u
1. On the script editor screen, move the cursor to the line where you want to input the
statement block and then press 6(g)1(COMMAND)2(if · else).
This inputs the if...else statement block, with the cursor •
positioned for input of the if condition.
Lines 2 and 4 are indented two spaces automatically.•
Inputting a Command from the Catalog (Catalog Function) k
The catalog is a list of functions and commands. You can perform input by displaying the
catalog screen and then selecting the desired function or command. This operation is possible
on both the script editor screen and the SHELL screen.*
Only when the cursor is in the prompt line.*
In the operations in this section, functions, commands, and other items that can be input from
the catalog are collectively referred to as “commands”.
To input a command from the catalog u
1. On the script editor screen or SHELL screen press !e
(CATALOG).
This displays the catalog command list screen.•
If you want to select a command on this screen for input, •
go to step 4 of this procedure. If you want to select a
category, go to step 2 of this procedure.
2. Press 6(CAT).
This displays the category list.•
For detailed information about each category, see •
“Command Categories” (page 17-10).
3. Press a number key (from b to g) that corresponds to the category you want to select.
Or you could use f and c to move the highlighting to the category and then press w.
This returns to the command list screen, which will now show only the commands inside •
the category you selected.
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