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Getting Started TSTool Documentation 3.5.2 Select All Commands /Deselect All Commands The Edit ... Select All Commands and Edit... Deselect All Commands menu items are enabled if there are items in the Commands list. Use these menus to facilitate editing. Note that when editing commands it is often useful to deselect all commands so that new commands are added at the end of the commands list. 3.5.3 Edit Command File The Edit ... Command File menu choice can be used to edit a command file using Notepad on Windows or nedit on UNIX machines. Currently, there is no way to change the editor. You must re -read the command file into TSTool after using the editor for TSTool to recognize the time series commands in the command file. This feature is less useful that in the past because editor dialogs have now been implemented for all commands. 3.5.4 Edit Command The Edit ... Command menu can be used to edit an individual command. TSTool will determine the command that is being edited and will display the editor dialog for that command, performing data checks. Most old commands will be automatically detected and will be converted to new command syntax. This feature is also accessible by right clicking on the Commands list and selecting the Edit menu item. 3.5.5 Convert Selected Commands To /From Comments The Edit... Convert selected commands to comments menu can be used to toggle selected commands in the Commands list to comments (lines that begin with #). This is useful when temporarily disabling commands, rather than deleting them. The Edit... Convert selected commands from comments menu can be used to toggle selected commands in the Commands list from comments back to active commands. This is useful when re- enabling commands that were temporarily disabled. Note that the multi -line / * * / comment notation can be inserted using the Commands... General — Comments menu. Getting Started - 16 48