Epson S5U1C17001C, Manual

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Described below is the procedure for uncommenting a line previously commented out.
(1) Select the line you want to uncomment by placing the cursor at that position in the editor. To select multiple
lines, drag and select the lines in question.
(2) Select [Uncomment] from the editor's context menu.
Example:
for (j=0 ; ; j++)
{
// disp_j();
←
[Uncomment] executed
sub(j);
{
↓
for (j=0 ; ; j++)
{
disp_j();
sub(j);
{
The "//" inserted at the beginning of the line is removed. Even when "//" is preceded by a space or tab stop, only
"//" is removed. The space or tab stop left intact.
This operation does not affect comment lines beginning with "/*".
Content assist
The C editor has a content assist facility that allows the user to select a C reserved word or template for inser-
tion at the text cursor position from a list as the user begins typing it. This feature is described below.
(1) Place the text cursor at the position where you want to insert a new statement.
(2) If you know the code you want to enter, enter the first one or two characters. This narrows the list of sug-
gestions.
Example: To write a for statement, enter the letter 'f'.
(3) Select [Content Assist] from the [Edit] menu or the editor's context menu.
(4) Choose a reserved word or template from the list and double-click.
The selection is inserted at the cursor location.
Consisting of a loop statement or condition statement in fixed format, templates are listed with document
icons in the left-side column. Template contents are displayed in the right-side column when you click to
select it from the list. While general-purpose templates are predefined, you can also define custom tem-
plates. (Refer to [C/C++] > [Editor] > [Templates] in Section 5.9, "Customizing the
IDE (Preferences)".)