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Command Mode Programming

AverageInspector
Easy question hopefully for you high level programmers;

Does anyone have a cheat sheet for writing programs in command mode? I am still somewhat new to PCDMIS and find it much easier to change stuff within FCF's in command mode, and wanted to learn how to write the programs like inserting features, creating alignments etc. I have tried to mess with it but can't ever figure out what to type in order to get the correct aspect.

If you don't have a cheat sheet, maybe some tips on how to get better?
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  • I have been programming for about 6 years and only used summary mode in training. On our first CMM, I had to figure out printing pdfs to a network using inputs, assignments, and the print command. I found it much easier to edit/troubleshoot the program in command mode and I just stayed there.

    I'm not even sure if you can type in features. I would think most things you are trying to type in might not be available to type anyway.

    Understood. I might be doing better than I assumed. I thought you could type the string of code for each thing like inserting features etc. Finding that if I type the first letter of the alphabet very few things come up as a continuation of the line.
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  • I have been programming for about 6 years and only used summary mode in training. On our first CMM, I had to figure out printing pdfs to a network using inputs, assignments, and the print command. I found it much easier to edit/troubleshoot the program in command mode and I just stayed there.

    I'm not even sure if you can type in features. I would think most things you are trying to type in might not be available to type anyway.

    Understood. I might be doing better than I assumed. I thought you could type the string of code for each thing like inserting features etc. Finding that if I type the first letter of the alphabet very few things come up as a continuation of the line.
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