Option

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Description

Locate Row

Ctrl+L

The cursor moves to the first row with the requested text. You can search for any text, including text that you type in and text that is part of the interface. (This is different than the Find Text feature (Alt+Ctrl+F) where you can only search for text that you typed in.) For example, if you want to locate the first Update operation, you would type, Update, and the cursor would move to the first Update operation. You can use regular expressions to locate a row.

You can use * as a wildcard to represent any number of characters, and $ or ? as a wildcard for exactly one character.

See also How Do I Locate Any Line in the Studio?

Locate Next Row

Ctrl+N

The cursor moves to the next row that contains the requested text.

Locate Previous Row

Ctrl+Shift+N

The cursor moves to the previous row that contains the requested text.

Jump to Row

Ctrl+J

The cursor jumps to a requested row.

See also How Do I Quickly Jump to a Line Using Its Number?

Jump to Folder

Ctrl+Shift+J

The cursor jumps to a requested folder.

Next Header Line

Alt+Ctrl+N

The cursor moves to the next header line in the Data View Editor or the Logic Editor.

Previous Header Line

Alt+Ctrl+P

The cursor moves to the previous header line in the Data View Editor or the Logic Editor.

Goto Match

The cursor moves to the next line that matches the current line. Matching logic units are:

• Task Prefix – Task Suffix

• Record Prefix – Record Suffix

• Group Prefix of X – Group Suffix of X

• Control Prefix of X – Control Verification of X – Control Suffix of X

• Block If – Block Else (all Block Else of the same Block If) – Block End

• Block While – Block End

When you park on a line that has a matching line and click Goto Match, the engine skips to the next matching line downwards in the Logic Editor. If the engine fails to find a matching line, it will search from the top of the editor until it reaches the line where the engine is parked.

To switch to a matching header line, you must be parked on a header line. You cannot switch to a matching header line from a details line.

Go to Reference

When you are parked on a variable line in the Data View Editor, and a RM Compatibility logic unit is defined, this option lets you quickly switch to the RM Compatible logic unit and parks on the reference that corresponds to the variable.

Go to Definition

When you are parked on a reference line in the RM Compatible logic unit, this option lets you quickly switch to the Data View Editor and parks on the variable that corresponds to the reference.