Modifying Previous Statements

There are a number of ways to modify commands in the stack:

Because the last two commands affect only the top statement in the stack, they are often used after the .G command to get any command in the stack and bring it to the top.

All of these commands affect the contents of the stack; however, they do not cause the modified statements to be executed. That must be done explicitly, using the TCL Stacker execute command .X.

See Also

Using the TCL Stacker

Referencing Other Processes

Listing the Stack (.L)

Executing Previous Statements (.X)

Editing the Stack (.E)

Choosing a Command to Modify

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)