how to comment out multiple lines in robot framework?
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Hope this simple tip help. One other trick for those who want to comment in and out a lot of lines is to use ctrl + / . That will comment out either the line that your cursor is on, or whatever lines you have highlighted. You can then highlight the lines and use ctrl + / again to un-comment them.
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Toad makes it easy with just a right click in your Editor. Select Refactor and then choose “Comment Block” or “Uncomment Block” after highlighting a section of your code in the Editor.
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['Put your cursor on the top line.', 'Use shift+v to enter visual mode.', 'Press 2j or press j two times to go down two lines.', '(Or use v2j in one swift ninja-move!)', 'Press y to yank or x to cut.', 'Move your cursor and use p to paste after the cursor or P to paste before the cursor.']
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The least surprising completely safe way to insert comments in shell scripts is with # . Stick to that even for multi-line comments. Never attempt to (ab)use : for comments. There is no dedicated multi-line comment mechanism in shell that is analogous to the slash-star /* */ form in C -like languages.
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You can switch to multiple windows by title, URL or Window Handle ID. For this purpose use "Select Window" keyword from Robot Framework.
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['Select Cell and press Esc to go to command mode.', 'Hit Shift + Up or Shift + Down to select multiple cells.', 'Copy with Ctrl + C.', 'Paste with Ctrl + V (also possible in different notebook, make sure to be in command mode)', 'You maybe asked to repeat Ctrl + V.']
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All you need to do is select the block of code and type ctrl+1. You should be all set! To make the comment of a block, it is a sequence of keys: Ctrl-K + Ctrl+C and to un-comment Ctrl-K + Ctrl-U .
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When you quote a single line of a poem (or part of a line), simply put it in quotation marks as you would for any other quote. If you quote two or three lines, use a forward slash to mark the line breaks. Put a space before and after the slash.
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['highlight the lines of codes.', 'hit the keys: "cmd" + "/"', 'note that the multiple lines of codes are now prefixed with the hash sign ( # ). i.e. commented out.', 'repeat above to uncomment.']
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In previous versions, with PUT, the line is not yet completed. Since it doesn't have end of line marker unlike PUT_LINE which automatically is followed by an end-of-line marker. So, if you add an end-of-line marker, you will get the output. You can have a look at this old question Is dbms_output.
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Another way to comment out one or more lines of code to select the lines and click on the Comment or UnComment button in the Text Editor toolbar. Shortcut: You can use Ctrl+K, Ctrl+C and Ctrl+K, Ctrl+U to Comment or Uncomment selected lines of text.
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1. Select the text, Press Cntl + K, C to comment (Ctr+E+C ) 2. Move the cursor to the first line after the delimiter // and before the Code text.
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Unlike other programming languages Python doesn't support multi-line comment blocks out of the box. The recommended way to comment out multiple lines of code in Python is to use consecutive # single-line comments. This is the only way to get “true” source code comments that are removed by the Python parser.
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['Select an item: Click the item. ... ', 'Select multiple items: Press and hold the Command key, then click the items.', 'Select multiple items that are listed together: Click the first item, then press the Shift key and click the last item.']
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["Open a post. Find the post on which you want to leave a quote, then click the post's title to open the post.", 'Find the comment you want to quote. ... ', 'Select the section you want to quote. ... ', 'Copy the selection. ... ', 'Click the "Quotation" icon. ... ', 'Paste in your copied selection. ... ', 'Close the quote block. ... ', 'Add your response text.']
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Robot Framework does not have a while loop. You must use the FOR-loop and "exit for loop if" keywords to exit. It will run in a finite time, but if you select a large enough number in range, it is close enough for practical purposes.
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For single line comment you can use Ctrl + / and for multiple line comment you can use Ctrl + Shift + / after selecting the lines you want to comment in java editor. On Mac/OS X you can use ⌘ + / to comment out single lines or selected blocks. Ctrl + SHIFT + L which will open a list of all major shortcuts for eclipse.