Campbell Scientific PC400 Datalogger Support Software - Manual (Page 149)

Section 8. Datalogger Program Creation with Edlog
TABLE 8-2. Editor Keystrokes
PgUp Page Up
PgDn Page Down
Up Arrow Move Up One Line
Down Arrow Move Down One Line
Right Arrow Move One Character Right
Left Arrow Move One Character Left
Home Move Cursor to Beginning of File
End Move Cursor to End of File
PgUp Move Cursor to Top of Screen
PgDn Move Cursor to Bottom of Screen
Move to Next Field or Create New Line
Select an Instruction from a Dialog Box
Right Arrow Move Instruction 1 Tab Right (Cursor on Parameter)
Left Arrow
Move Instruction 1 Tab left (Cursor on Parameter) or
Move from Input Location label to Input Location
number.
n Comment out a Line or Instruction
n Uncomment a Line or Instruction
Move to end of line, Add a comment if on an
Instruction
C Copy selected text
X Cut selected text
V Paste clipboard
Delete character to right or selected text
Del Delete the Instruction or Line Under the Cursor
Close Dialog Box
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Editing Comments, Instructions, and Expressions
To edit Comments, Expressions, and Instruction parameters, move the cursor
to the appropriate text and retype it. To delete an instruction when the cursor is
somewhere within the instruction, select Edit | Delete Instruction or press
. An instruction or block of instructions can also be selected and
deleted with the delete key. The entire instruction must be selected or an error
message will be returned.
Cut, Copy, Paste, and Clipboard Options
Edit | Delete , Edit | Cut, Edit | Copy, and Edit | Paste allow sections of the
program to be deleted, moved, or copied to another area of the program or
between programs. Edit | Show Clipboard shows the contents of the clipboard.
You cannot move, copy, delete or comment out protected text
(Tables, Execution Intervals) or partial instructions. To move,
copy or delete an Instruction, the entire instruction, including all
of the parameters, must be selected. NOTE
Cutting and pasting between datalogger programs should only be between
programs for the same datalogger type. Instructions and parameters may differ
between dataloggers. The compiler will catch many of these errors; however,
this may be at the expense of much time and confusion.
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