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4 The SX-Key/Blitz Interface
Copy
Copies the selected text from the editor window and stores it in the Windows
clipboard. Ctrl-C is the equivalent keyboard entry.
Paste
Pastes the text from the Windows clipboard into the editor window starting at
the current cursor location. Alternatively, type Ctrl-V to paste text.
Find
Opens the Find dialog box. Ctrl-F is the shortcut key for this function. Enter the
text (or part of it) you are looking for. If necessary, you may select the options to
search for whole words only, or to match upper- and lower-case characters. You
can also specify the search direction, i.e. if the search shall be performed begin-
ning at the current cursor position towards the beginning or end of the text.
Find Next
Finds the next occurrence of the specified text from the most recent Find
operation. F3 also performs this function.
Find/Replace…
Opens the standard Windows replace dialog box. Ctrl-H is the shortcut key for
this function. Again, you have the options to search for whole words only, or to
match upper- and lower-case characters.
Go to Line Number
Opens a dialog box where you can enter a line number. Ctrl-G is the shortcut key
for this function. Click “Ok” to close the dialog, and to position the cursor to
column 1 in the specified line.
Clear Errors
When errors are encountered while assembling a source code file with the “new”
default SASM assembler, the lines with errors are highlighted, and the errors
found are displayed in the status area. Use this menu selection to clear all error
information.
4.3.3 The Run Menu
Assemble
Assembles the code. You may also press Ctrl-A, or click the shortcut button to
start the assembly. When the code in the editor window could be assembled
without errors, the message “Assembly Successful” will show up in the status
bar.
When you use the default “new” SASM assembler and if there are any errors
encountered in the code, a message box will open, telling you that errors were
found. Click “Ok” to close the box. At the bottom of the editor window, you will
notice a new area that contains a list of all errors found during assembly. The first
error message line is highlighted, and the offending line in the source code is also
automatically highlighted.
When there are two or more error lines, double-click on a line in order to jump to
the offending line in the source code.
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