More things I forgot to mention:
1. Scope completion - means Auto completion of lines with scope keywords and positioning of the cursor on the "right place". It's not fully automatic simply because there are number of situations where you wouldn't want to activate this command ( like in nested loops, editing of already present loops etc. ). So , you have total control when to apply this command by using shortcut.
Better see it in action through example:
type For i=1 to 10 and press CTRL+ENTER ( default shortcut for 'Complete scope' command )
type IF a=b Then and press CTRL + ENTER
It'll work with all scope keywords ( While, Repeat, Select ... )
2. CTRL + Left Click on the marker margin ( the one between line numbers and folding margin ) toggles breakpoint
Shift + Left Click on the same margin toggles bookmark
3. 'Important comment ' is made by placing ! immediately after ; in the comment itself.
; This is normal comment
;! This is important comment ( 'Comment2' color and style in the Color scheme )
1. Scope completion - means Auto completion of lines with scope keywords and positioning of the cursor on the "right place". It's not fully automatic simply because there are number of situations where you wouldn't want to activate this command ( like in nested loops, editing of already present loops etc. ). So , you have total control when to apply this command by using shortcut.
Better see it in action through example:
type For i=1 to 10 and press CTRL+ENTER ( default shortcut for 'Complete scope' command )
type IF a=b Then and press CTRL + ENTER
It'll work with all scope keywords ( While, Repeat, Select ... )
2. CTRL + Left Click on the marker margin ( the one between line numbers and folding margin ) toggles breakpoint
Shift + Left Click on the same margin toggles bookmark
3. 'Important comment ' is made by placing ! immediately after ; in the comment itself.
; This is normal comment
;! This is important comment ( 'Comment2' color and style in the Color scheme )