-BEDIT — Block Editor (command line)

Opens the Block Editor asking for the block name at the command line.

• Command: -BEDIT · Global name: _-BEDIT · Alias: -BE

Opens the Block Editor asking for the block name on the command line, without a dialog box. This is the BEDIT used in scripts.

Usage

1. Enter -BEDIT (or -BE).
2. Enter the block name (it may contain spaces), or ? to see the list of blocks that can be edited.

Enter block name or [?]:

3. Edit the block and finish with BSAVE and BCLOSE.

Notes

• The same limitations as BEDIT: external references, layouts and anonymous blocks cannot be edited.
• In a script, BCLOSE saves pending changes without asking.

See also

BEDIT · BSAVE · BCLOSE · SCRIPT · Blocks and attributes