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the point at which you want to enter the data selection argument, and choose Data Selection.
l Color specification: To enter a color specification as an argument using the Color Picker, right-click in the Code
area at the point at which you want to enter the color specification, and choose Color.
l Style: To enter a style as an argument, right-click in the Code area at the point at which you want to enter the
style, choose Style, and then choose the style you want to reference.
l Image resource: To enter an image resource as an argument, right-click in the Code area at the point at which
you want to enter the argument, choose Image Resource, and then choose the image resource you want to
reference.
l Condition: To enter a condition as an argument, right-click in the Code area at the point at which you want to
enter the condition, choose Global Condition, and then choose the condition you want to reference.
l System variable (from the Commands area): To enter a system variable as an argument using the Commands
area, click in the code at the point at which you want to enter the system variable. Then, locate the variable in
the Commands area (either in the All in alphabetical order group or the Other group), and double-click it as you
would to enter a command.
l System variable (from the Code area): To enter a system variable as an argument from the Code area, right-
click in the Code area at the point at which you want to insert the system variable, choose System Variable,
then choose the variable type, and finally choose the system variable.
l Global variable: To enter a global variable as an argument using the list of global variables, right-click in the
Code area at the point at which you want to insert the global variable, choose Global Variable, then choose
the variable type, and finally choose the global variable.
l Global functions: To enter a global function as an argument using the list of global functions, right-click in the
Code area at the point at which you want to insert the global function, choose Global Function, then choose
the global function.
l Any type of variable (global, local, or system) or a global function: To enter a variable of any type or a global
function as an argument, in the Code area, click in the code at the point in the argument list at which you want to
insert the variable or global function and press CTRL+SPACE. A list of variables and commands appears. In
the list, double-click the variable or global function you want to insert, or if it is already highlighted, press
ENTER, to insert it into your code. You can abort the operation at any point by pressing ESCAPE. Note that the
position of the pointer when you press CTRL+SPACE is important. If you press CTRL+SPACE in the middle of
an existing string, the Editor performs a variable or command name completion instead of an argument inser-
tion.
l Commands: To enter a command as an argument to another command, use any of the techniques described in.
You can also use the technique described above for inserting any type of variable from the Code area.
Use Command and Variable Name Completion
To use command or variable name completion:
1. Click at the point at which you want to insert the command or variable, and type the first character or characters of its
name.
2. Press CTRL+SPACE.
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