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  Automatic indentation
  When writing the ESL script and moving to the new line, the ESL editor automatically indents the current line (according to the first non-zero line) and move the cursor on the given position. The indent size is automatically detected from the current script, but can also be adjusted in the status bar (Figure area 6).
  
  Features of automatic indentation:
  1. When moving to a new line after selected actions (eg RPC, PROCEDURE, PUBLIC, FOR, DO_LOOP, IF ...) in the ESL editor, the text is automatically indented by the defined size.
  2. When moving to a new line after selected actions (eg END_LOOP, ENDIF ...) in the ESL editor, the text is automatically indented by defined size to the left of the previous line.
  3. When you press CTRL + K and then CTRL + F, the highlighted text is formatted according to the previous properties. The indent of the first line in the marked set of lines is decisive for this action.
  4. Pressing SHIFT + ALT + F will format the entire text
• Column text selection is possible by pressing SHIFT+ALT and then by dragging mouse

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• Basic keyboard shortcuts:

  Shortcut	Action
  F1	Display the complete list of actions together with keyboard shortcuts
  CTRL+F1	Display editor help, if the cursor is over the function name, help for the function is displayed
  CTRL+SPACE	Show suggestions
  CTRL+SHIFT+SPACE	Show quick info for procedure and function parameters
  CTRL+K CTRL+C	Add a comment to the current line
  CTRL+K CTRL+U	Delete a comment from the current line
  CTRL+/	Add / remove a comment from the current line
  SHIFT+ALT+A	Add / remove a comment from the current selection
  CTRL+F2	Rename all occurrences
  F2	Rename a symbol within its validity
  CTRL+F	Search in the script
  ENTER	Find another occurrence
  SHIFT+ENTER	Find the previous occurrence
  SHIFT+ALT+F	Format the entire script
  CTRL+K CTRL+F	Format the selected area
  CTRL+F12	Go to definition
  CTRL+G	Go to line
  ALT+F8	Go to the next problem
  SHIFT+ALT+F8	Go to the previous problem
  SHIFT+F12	Go to references
  CTRL+SHIFT+O	Go to symbol - displays the option to go to functions, variables, parameters defined in the script
  CTRL+SHIFT+F8	Check script syntax
  CTRL+F8	Compile the script
  CTRL+S	Compile and save the script
  CTRL+1	Opens a list of D2000 system objects.
  CTRL+2	Opens a list of predefined constants.
  CTRL+3	Opens a list of functions.
  CTRL+4	Opens a list of actions.
  CTRL+5	Opens a list of local variables.
  CTRL+6	Opens a list of value attributes of an object or local variable.
  F2	Save the script to the file
  F8	Switch to debug mode

  
  

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