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14.2.3 Edit Menu
Click the menu title or press <Alt+E> to select the EDIT menu.
Undo <Ctrl+Z>
This option undoes recent changes in the active edit win-
dow. The command may be repeated several times to undo
multiple changes. Undo operations have unlimited depth.
Two types of undo are supported—applied to a single oper-
ation and applied to a group of the same operations (2 con-
tinuous deletes are considered a single operation.
Dynamic C only discards undo information if the “Undo
after save” option is unchecked in the Editor dialog under
Environment Options.
Redo
<Shift+Ctrl+Z>
Redoes changes recently undone. This command only
works immediately after one or more
Undo operations.
Cut
<Ctrl+X>
Removes selected text and saves to the clipboard.
Copy
<Ctrl+C>
Makes a copy of text selected in a file or in a debug win-
dow. The text is saved on the clipboard.
Paste
<Ctrl+V>
Pastes text from the clipboard to the current insertion point.
Nothing can be pasted in a debugging window. The contents
of the clipboard may be pasted virtually anywhere, repeat-
edly (as long as nothing new is cut or copied into the clipboard), in the same or other source files, or
even in word processing or graphics program documents.
Insert Code Template
<Ctrl+J>
Opens the code template list at the current cursor location. Clicking on a list entry or pressing <Enter>
inserts the selected template at the cursor location in the active edit window. The arrow keys may be
used to scroll the list. Pressing the first letter of the name of a code template selects the first template
whose name starts with that letter. Pressing the same letter again will go to the next template whose
name starts with that letter. Continuing to press the same letter cycles through all the templates whose
name starts with that letter.
To create, edit or remove templates from the code template list, go to Environment Options and click
on the Code Templates tab.
Toggle Bookmark
Toggle one of ten bookmarks in the active edit window.
Go to Bookmark
Go to one of ten bookmarks in the active edit window. Executing this command again will take you
back to the location you were at before going to the bookmarked location.