On 2/27/2011 12:05 PM, Chip Orange wrote:
this tip from Aaron kind of implied that this would allow you to execute a
block of code entered this way.
I think I just said that Shift-Enter (or Control-Enter) will move the
cursor down to the next line. I use this quite a bit so that I can set
up several lines of code, and have them executed one after another with
each press of enter, like this:
Set a = ActiveWindow (shift-enter)
a.Status = wsMaximized (shift-enter)
if a.status = wsMaximized : print "it worked! : else : print "it didn't
work! : end if
Then I can put the cursor on the first line, press enter, have that line
execute, and then automatically move the cursor down to the second line.
Then all I have to do is press enter again, and the second line will
execute, and move the cursor down to the third line. Then, again, all I
have to do is press enter, and the third line then gets executed. So
this is how I get around having to put everything on a single line with
a thousand colons in between each statement.
Aaron
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