Here feature

[Eugene Perry]

I find this a feature very useful especially when I am working with
code that I did not write.

You type H 1 and it will put ;* HERE 1 on to the line of code that you
are working with.

You can put as many as you want so a place holder.

When you want to return to that place you just type H 1 and toolbox
will return you there.

When you are done working with the code and no longer need those
shortcust, just type H C and toolbox will remove them all.

Eugene

[CLARENCE COPE, III]

There is another feature that is along these same lines.  As you move around in a program with locates, home, end, LX, and other commands to find things, I keep a return trail in memory.  This is maintained for any discontinuous or jumping movements but exclude line up/down and page up/down.  To traverse back up the chain to return to where you came from, use the shift-home key.

 

Bro

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From: Eugene Perry <eppi...@yahoo.com>
To: mvToolbox <mvto...@googlegroups.com>
Sent: Thu, February 9, 2012 5:31:38 PM
Subject: Here feature

[Eugene Perry]

That is a feature that I use a lot.

I like it when i come to a line code that has a gosub and I click on
it. I am now in the subroutine. When I am done, I type the shift-
home and I return to where I was.

Eugene

On Feb 9, 5:44 pm, "CLARENCE COPE, III" <jba...@prodigy.net> wrote:
> There is another feature that is along these same lines.  As you move around in
> a program with locates, home, end, LX, and other commands to find things, I keep
> a return trail in memory.  This is maintained for any discontinuous or jumping
> movements but exclude line up/down and page up/down.  To traverse back up the
> chain to return to where you came from, use the shift-home key.
>
> Bro
>
> ________________________________

> From: Eugene Perry <eppic...@yahoo.com>