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Entering Commands From the Command Line
4-3 Entering and Using Commands
Typing in and entering commands
You can type a command at almost any time; the debugger automatically
places the text on the command line when you type. When you want to enter
a command, just type—no matter which window is active. You don’t have to
worry about making the COMMAND window active or moving the field cursor
to the command line. When you start to type, the debugger usually assumes
that you’re typing a command and puts the text on the command line (except
under certain circumstances, which are explained on the next page).
Commands themselves are not case sensitive, although some parameters
(such as window names) are.
To execute a command that you’ve typed, just press . The debugger then:
1) Echoes the command to the display area
2) Executes the command and displays any resulting output
3) Clears the command line when command execution completes
Once you’ve typed a command, you can edit the text on the command line with
these keystrokes:
To... Press...
Move back over text without erasing characters
←
†
Move forward through text without erasing characters
CONTROL L
or
→
†
Move to the beginning of previous word without
CONTROL
←
†
erasing characters
Move to the beginning of next word without erasing
CONTROL
→
†
characters
Move to the beginning of the line without erasing
ALT
←
†
characters
Move to the end of the line without erasing characters
ALT
→
†
Move back over text while erasing characters
CONTROL H
or
BACK SPACE
or
DEL
Move forward through text while erasing characters
SPACE
Insert text into the characters that are already on the
INSERT
command line
† You can use the arrow keys only when the COMMAND window is selected.