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Getting Started TSTool Documentation <br />Getting Started - 18 <br />The Clear Commands button in the Commands area deletes the selected commands or all commands if <br />none are selected. A c onfirm ation prompt is displayed if no commands are sele cted. <br /> <br />3.5.2 Select All Commands/Deselect All Commands <br /> <br />The Edit…Select All Commands and Edit…Deselect All Commands menu items are enabled if there <br />are items in the Commands list. Use these menus to facilitate editing. Note that when editing <br />commands it is often useful to deselect all commands so that new commands are added at the end of the <br />commands list. <br /> <br />3.5.3 Edit Command <br /> <br />The Edit…Command menu can be used to edit an individual command. TSTool will determine the <br />command that is being edited and will display the editor dialog for that command, performing data <br />checks. Most old commands automatically will be detected and will be converted to new command <br />syntax. This feature is also accessible by right clicking on the Commands list and selecting the Ed it <br />menu item and by double -clicking on a command. <br /> <br />3.5.4 Convert Selected Commands To/From Comments <br /> <br />The Edit…Convert selected commands to comments menu can be used to toggle selected commands <br />in the Commands list to comments (lines that begin with #). Th is is useful when temporarily disabling <br />commands, rather than deleting them. <br /> <br />The Edit…Convert selected commands from comments menu can be used to toggle selected <br />commands in the Commands list from comments back to active commands. This is useful when re - <br />enabling commands that were temporarily disabled. <br /> <br />Note that the multi -line /* */ comment notation can be inserted using the Commands…General – <br />Comments menu. <br /> <br />3.5.5 Convert TSID to Read Commands <br /> <br />The Edit…Convert TSID command to general ReadTimeSeries() c ommand inserts a new <br />ReadTimeSeries() command using the TSID and replaces the original TSID command. The <br />ReadTimeSeries() command allows an alias to be specified for the time series. <br /> <br />The Edit…Convert TSID command to specific Read…() command inserts a new read command using <br />the TSID and replaces the original TSID command. Specific read commands may not be available for all <br />input types and therefore the ReadTimeSeries() command may need to be used. Alternatively, <br />insert a read command using the Commands m enu choices. <br /> <br />44