Commands, Toolbar and Shortcuts in the Text Editor

In addition to the standard editing commands such as Cut/Copy/Paste (shortcuts: <Ctrl>+<X>/<C>/<V>), etc., the context menu provides the following commands:

Command	Description
Create New Variable	Creates a new variable for the text selected in the code worksheet. The variable declaration is added with the default settings to the local 'Variables' table. When declaring an external variable, the relating global declaration (with the 'Global' keyword) is automatically added to the 'Data List' of the 'IEC 61131-3' node provided that the respective POU is already instantiated in the controller (i.e., a program instance exists or an FB instance within a program instance). Depending on the edited POU type, different variable declaration keywords are provided for selection. See also topic "Variable Declaration Keywords" for details.
Insert Template	In ST: inserts a predefined code template. The submenu provides the templates that are allowed at the current cursor position. Also refer to the section "Statements in ST". In data type worksheets: inserts a predefined data type declaration syntax, e.g., for a user-defined array or struct data type.
Make Upper Case Make Lower Case	Changes the currently selected text to capital or small letters.
Toggle Execution Value Mode	The command is only available in debug mode and if the corresponding extended debug settings were made in the Cockpit before writing and starting the project. The command is used to display execution values and the execution indication in the worksheet. Refer to the topic "Extended Debugging: Execution Values/Indication vs. "Normal" Online Values" for details.
Toggle Outlining Collapse All Expand All	These commands influence the ST code representation: You can enable/disable (toggle) the outline representation of the code and, if enabled, collapse or expand all outlined statements at the same time instead of using the or icons at the statements.
Go To Line ...	Goes to a line number within the worksheet. The command opens a dialog box where you have to enter the line number.
Go To Instance Editor	The command is only available in debug mode. It is used to select the instance for which online values shall be displayed. The submenu lists all instances of the worksheet executed on the controller in the format 'PLC.ProgramInstance' for program instances and 'PLC.ProgramInstance.FBInstance' for FB instances. After selecting an instance, the worksheet appears in debug mode showing the instance-related values read from the controller. Note Alternatively, you can open an online worksheet by double-clicking the corresponding instance icon in the PLANT in debug mode. Refer to the topic "Monitoring the Application ‣ Debug mode: Monitoring the Application Execution ×‣ Monitoring/Debugging the Safety PLC ×‣ Monitoring Mode: Displaying Online Values ×" for further information.
Go To Definition	Jumps to the declaration of this variable/FB instance in the 'Variables' table.
Go To Implementation	Calling this command for a selected user-defined function block directly opens the related function block editor group with the code worksheet containing the FB code. Only available for user-defined function blocks.
Cross References	The context menu command is only available for variables and active if the cross references are collected and up-to-date (  is shown in the CROSS REFERENCES window). Displays the cross references of the current variable. The 'References' submenu shows all references of the current object except the currently selected occurrence. Selecting a submenu entry directly jumps into the corresponding editor or data list ("jump-to functionality" like in the CROSS REFERENCES window).
Locate in Cross References	The context menu command is only available for variables and active if the cross references are collected and up-to-date (  is shown in the CROSS REFERENCES window). Opens the CROSS REFERENCES window and marks the respective entry for this variable.
Show all References	The context menu command is only available for variables and active if the cross references are collected and up-to-date (  is shown in the CROSS REFERENCES window). Like 'Locate in Cross References' (prev. table row), this command opens the CROSS REFERENCES window and marks the respective entry for this variable. In addition, the cross reference list is automatically filtered for occurrences with the same 'Name', 'Type' and 'Kind'. For local variables, the POU name is used as filter criterion too. For more details, refer to section "Showing cross references out of the code ..." in the "CROSS REFERENCES Window" topic.
Refactoring	Opens the REFACTORING window in the Cross Function Area. The window shows all references of the object for which the command was executed. Using the window, you can perform an automatic solution-wide replacement of variable properties. For more details, refer to the topic "Refactoring Variables".

Toolbar button	Keyboard shortcut	Description
	<Ctrl>+<L>	Goes to a line number within the worksheet. Pressing the button opens a dialog box where you have to enter the line number.
	<Ctrl>+<Shift>+<U>	Changes the text in the current selection to uppercase.
	<Ctrl>+<U>	Changes the text in the current selection to lowercase.
	-	The command is only available in debug mode and if the corresponding extended debug settings were made in the Cockpit before writing and starting the project. The command is used to display execution values and the execution indication in the worksheet. Refer to the topic "Extended Debugging: Execution Values/Indication vs. "Normal" Online Values" for details.
	-	Enables/disables the outline representation of the code.
	-	Collapses all outlined statements. (Command is only available if the outline representation is enabled.)
	-	Expands all outlined statements. (Command is only available if the outline representation is enabled.)
	Locate in Cross References	The context menu command is only available for variables and active if the cross references are collected and up-to-date (  is shown in the CROSS REFERENCES window). Opens the CROSS REFERENCES window and marks the respective entry for this variable.
	Show all References	The context menu command is only available for variables and active if the cross references are collected and up-to-date (  is shown in the CROSS REFERENCES window). Like 'Locate in Cross References' (prev. table row), this command opens the CROSS REFERENCES window and marks the respective entry for this variable. In addition, the cross reference list is automatically filtered for occurrences with the same 'Name', 'Type' and 'Kind'. For local variables, the POU name is used as filter criterion too. For more details, refer to section "Showing cross references out of the code ..." in the "CROSS REFERENCES Window" topic.
	<Ctrl>+<F> <Ctrl>+<H>	Opens the search/replace bar which allows you to search and replace text in the active worksheet. Pressing <Ctrl>+<F> opens the bar with the 'Find what' field focused and <Ctrl>+<H> opens the bar with the 'Replace' field focused.