03-05-2014, 05:58 AM
You can find more info about the operator 'F' in the help.
Using the 'help search':
Strings with variables
Or navigating to it manually:
Variables, constants, numbers, strings >> Strings with variables
The 'out' was to show that the '{f}' contents => "fox"
You can put everything after the 'out' in a variable.
Once have the desired contents in you variable, in this case 'f' you can do pretty much anything with it.
If you want to paste:
Macro Macro37
Using the 'help search':
Strings with variables
Or navigating to it manually:
Variables, constants, numbers, strings >> Strings with variables
The 'out' was to show that the '{f}' contents => "fox"
You can put everything after the 'out' in a variable.
Once have the desired contents in you variable, in this case 'f' you can do pretty much anything with it.
If you want to paste:
Macro Macro37
;; Placed a 3 second pause if you wanted to run this macro
;; It gives you time to put the mouse pointer/cursor on a desired location
3
;;The output has been put in a variable 's'
str y
y="fox"
str s=F"What does the {y} say"
;; Two examples of 'pasting' using "paste" or "setsel"
paste s
s.setsel