What Exactly Is the Commander ?
The commander is a tool for quick access to various commands inside the program as quickly as possible.
Accessing commands from the Menu takes time. Shortcuts made this process easier, why not commands ? What if you are down with all the shortcut keys. There comes the requirement of "Commands".
How do I use it ?
The commander can be opened by selecting the Tools->Commander menu and typing the Command.
A better way to do it is using the Ctrl+Shift+P Shortcut keys and typing the command.
Command Syntax
A command has a simple syntax. It has 2 values. A "keyword" and a "value". See below -
{keyword} : {value}
Each command has a keyword and its value.
Command List
Below a list of frequently used Commander commands. All the values can be found using the intelligent Auto-Complete feature provided in the Commander.
SetSyntax:{Language} | Set the Syntax for the Current Document |
SetSyntaxFile:{File} | Set tyhe Syntax for Current Document from a Syntax Definition File |
File:{c} | Various Operations like new file, open file , show file properties, close etc. |
Navigate:{c} | Navigate inside the Document |
Bookmarks:{c} | Various Operations for managing bookmarks. |
CodeFolding:{c} | Various Operations related to code folding |
Indent:{c} | Various Operations related to indenting |
Line:{c} | Some Line Operations. |
Macros:{c} | Various macro operations (record, stop, save etc) |
Macro:{file} | Run a Macro {file}.ymc from ynote's Macros folder |
Script:{file} | Run a Script {file}.ys from ynote's Scripts folder |
Run:{file} | Run a RunScript {file}.runfrom ynote's RunScripts folder |
Google:{term} | Search google for {term} |
Wikipedia:{term} | Search wikipedia for {term} |
ProcStart:{file} | Starts the {file} process. eg - ProcStart:cmd |
Console:Close} | Closes the Commander/Esc key |