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Keys combination for display variables

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When I write a report or modeule pool, is there a key's combination to show the variables?

I often use ecc 6, but when I click "tab", the commands (loop at, ecc) are showed

In java I use ctrl+space.

Thanks!!!

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if you are using the new editor then you can either hit enter key or tab key to autofill the variables you declared..

if you are using the new editor then you can either hit enter key or tab key to autofill the variables you declared..

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former_member156446
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if you are using the new editor then you can either hit enter key or tab key to autofill the variables you declared..

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only works for commands ( ex.: loop at, concatenate........)

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if you have declared the variables.. and SAVED the code.. then even the local variables will also be prompted to auto fill...

else.. on the right bottom corner you have a se38 screen.. bottom of the scroll there is a button, on click. it take you to customize your editor...

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ok...

many thanks J@Y!!!!