Set up
shortcuts for AutoScript
When you are coding scripts, AutoScript provides help by
completing the statement you are typing or displaying a list of language
elements that are appropriate to insert in the script at the cursor
location.
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Select Design>Options from the menu bar and click the
AutoScript tab. -
Make sure all the check boxes in the first three group boxes
are selected. -
Make sure the Activate Only After A Dot and Automatic Popup
check boxes in the fourth group box are cleared, and click
OK.With these settings, AutoScript provides Help wherever it has
enough information to determine what code to insert, but it does not
pop up automatically when you pause. By selecting the Statement
Templates check box (not selected by default), you can use
AutoScript to enter structures for a multiple line PowerScript
statement. -
Select Tools>Keyboard Shortcuts from the menu bar.
Expand the Edit node in the tree.
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Scroll down and select Activate AutoScript.
With your cursor in the Press Keys For Shortcut box, press
Ctrl+Space. -
Expand the Edit>Go To node in the Current Menu list and
select Next Marker.With your cursor in the shortcut box, press Ctrl+M.
Now whenever you want help completing code, you can press
Ctrl+space to see a list of possible completions. If you paste a
statement or function with comments, you can press Ctrl+M to move to
the next comment. -
Click OK.