4.3.3 Mouse and key operations in the JP1/Advanced Shell Editor window

Click

Selects a target for an operation or releases an existing selection.

Double-click

Selects a character string.

Right-click

Displays a pop-up menu.

Ctrl+A

Y

Y

Selects the entire file.

Ctrl+C

Y

Y

Copies a selection.

Ctrl+E

Y

N

Sets up a script file execution environment.

Ctrl+F

Y

P

Enables entry of a character string to be searched for.

Ctrl+H

Y

N

Enables entry of a character string to be searched for and a character string that is to replace the retrieved character string.

Ctrl+N

Y

N

Creates a job definition script file.

Ctrl+O

Y

N

Enables an existing job definition script file to be opened.

Ctrl+P

Y

N

Prints the job definition script file being edited.

Ctrl+S

Y

N

Saves the job definition script file being edited.

Ctrl+V

Y

N

Pastes the contents of the clipboard to the selected location.

Ctrl+X

Y

N

Cuts a selection.

Ctrl+Z

Y

N

Undoes the previous operation.

Ctrl+Home

Y

Y

Displays the first line of the job definition script file.

Ctrl+End

Y

Y

Displays the last line of the job definition script file.

F1

Y

Y

Displays Help for JP1/Advanced Shell.

F3

Y

P

Searches for a character string in the down direction.

F5

Y

N

Starts and restarts execution up to a breakpoint.

F7

Y

N

Checks the syntax of the job definition script.

F9

Y

Y

Sets a breakpoint or releases the selected breakpoint.

F11

Y

Y

Executes the next command or statement. If a function is called, this key also executes one line in the function and then stops execution.

Alt+0

N

Y

Adds a specified variable to the Watch List window.

Alt+1

N

Y

Changes the view/hide setting for the Watch List window.

Alt+2

N

Y

Changes the view/hide setting for the Error List window.

Alt+F4

Y

Y

Exits JP1/Advanced Shell Editor and enables whether the file is to be saved to be specified.

Shift+F3

Y

P

Searches for a character string in the up direction.

Shift+F5

N

Y

Terminates the job definition script and cancels debugging.

Shift+F9

Y

Y

Releases all breakpoints that have been set.

Shift+F11

Y

Y

Executes through the end of a function call and stops on the line immediately following the function call or at a breakpoint.

Shift+Ctrl+F11

Y

Y

Executes the next command or statement. If a function is called, this key does not stop after executing one line in the function, but stops only when a breakpoint is reached.

Shift+Ctrl+Z

Y

N

Re-executes the previous operation.

Enter

Y

N

Creates a new line by copying the spaces and tabs from the beginning of the selected line. If an end-of-line code is entered after {, this key adds a tab to the next line and } on the following line.