Choosing a Command to Modify

The .M and .A commands can operate only on the top statement in the stack. The .G command can be used to retrieve any statement in the stack and place it on top. The .G command requires a single parameter, the number of the statement to be moved. The specified statement is moved from its previous position, and all statements are renumbered accordingly.

See Also

Using the TCL Stacker

Referencing Other Processes

Listing the Stack (.L)

Executing Previous Statements (.X)

Modifying Previous Statements

Editing the Stack (.E)

Replacing Text in the Stack (.M)

Appending Text (.A)

Storing a Series of Statements (.C)

Retrieving an Item (.R)

Deleting Statements from the Stack (.K)

Setting TCL Stacker Options (.O, .P, .U)