Use the Copy and Append commands listed in the table below to move source code to the Clipboard. You can then paste this source code into an editor to create or modify a program.
If you select a Copy command, the code is copied to the Clipboard, replacing the code that was previously there. If you select an Append command, the code is copied to the Clipboard, adding to the code that was previously there.
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| | Copies/appends an entity such as a division or section.
Select the entity name on the left side of the Outline view then select the appropriate command from the Edit menu or from the right-click menu. |
| Copies/appends a procedure.
Select the procedure name on the left side of the Outline view then select the appropriate command from the Edit menu or from the right-click menu. |
| Copies/appends an individual statement.
Select the statement on the right side of the Outline view then select the appropriate command from the Edit menu or from the right-click menu.
Hint: To select multiple lines, use the Shift key before right-clicking. |
| | Copies/appends a procedure.
Select the procedure name then select the appropriate command from the Edit menu or from the right-click menu. |
| | Copies/appends a procedure.
Select the procedure box then select the appropriate command from the Edit menu or from the right-click menu. |
Copy or Append procedures | Copies/appends the selected procedures.
Use the Shift key to select the appropriate procedure boxes then from the Edit menu, select the appropriate command.
Hint: The commands are also available by right-clicking. |
| | Copies/appends a code block.
Select the code block box then select the appropriate command from the Edit menu or from the right-click menu. |
Copy or Append statements | Copies/appends the selected code blocks.
Use the Shift key to select the appropriate code block boxes then from the Edit menu, select the appropriate command.
Hint: The commands are also available by right-clicking. |
Note
The Copy and Append commands do not attempt to create a compilable program. Use the Code Splitter to create compilable programs.