Using the Code Editor

NOTE: To open the Code Editor from the Terminal, type EDIT filename (where filename is the name of the file you want to edit) followed by pressing return.

Controls

• Use the keyboard to type code.

• Use the arrow keys to move the caret up/down/left/right.

• Use the home key to go to the beginning of the current line.

  • Pressing it repeatedly toggles between the position before the first non-space character, and the actual first character (space or non-space).

• Use the end key to go to the end of the current line.

• Use ctrl + home key to go to the start of the first line.

• Use ctrl + end key to go to the end of the last line.

• Use ctrl + F key to toggle “search mode”.

  • In search mode, type your search term and press return to find the first/next occurrence of the term. Pressing return repeatedly cycles through all occurrences.

  • Use backspace to delete characters at the end of the search term.

• Use ctrl + G to toggle “goto mode”.

  • In goto mode, type the line number you want to go to and press enter.

• Use ctrl + D to duplicate the current line.

• Use ctrl + up to move the current line up (i.e. swap it with the line above).

• Use ctrl + down to move the current line down (i.e. swap it with the line below).

• Use ctrl + E to run the file in “Game Mode”.

• Use escape to exit to the terminal.