Setting Options for Auto-Completion of Command Entries
Use the AutoCompleteOptions command to apply auto-completion of command names and system variable names as you type them.
Use the AutoCompleteOptions command to apply auto-completion of command names and command variable names as you type them.
This command has two features:
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Automatic completion of command and variable names when you enter them.
Automatic completion of command and variable names when you enter them.
- A suggestion list with command names which contains the sub-string that you enter.
The suggestion list appears above the command prompt or below the Quick Input box near the pointer. It shows command names as follows:
- Command names are shown in bold.
- Variable names are shown in italic.
- Variable names are shown in italic.
- Alias names are shown in regular typeface with the aliased command name in brackets.
Examples
- Auto-completion of command names: If you type LIN, LINE is selected automatically.
- Suggestion list display: If you type CIR, the commands CIRCLE and CIRCULARPATTERN as well as the system variable CIRCLERAD are listed.
- Suggestion list display: If you type CIR, the CIRCLE and CIRCULARPATTERN commands and the command variable SETCIRRAD are listed.
To set options for auto-completion of command entries:
- Do one of the following:
- On the ribbon, click Manage > Options. In the dialog box, click System Options. Expand Display > AutoCompletion.
- On the menu, click Tools > Options. In the dialog box, click System Options. Expand Display > AutoCompletion.
- Type AutoCompleteOptions at the command prompt.
- Set options:
Note: When you enter a command and the suggestion list displays, right-click the list to set options described above.
Command: AutoCompleteOptions