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I (Insert)

There are several insert line (I) commands that you can use in the action diagram editor to insert constructs. You can use the insert line command to insert constructs in action diagram shells or even within other constructs.

• IA (IAF)—Inserts an action within a construct or in an action diagram shell.
• IC (ICF)—Inserts a condition within a CASE construct.
• IE(IEF)—Inserts a *EXIT PROGRAM built-in function.
• II (IIF)—Inserts an iterative construct within a REPEAT WHILE construct.
• IS (ISF)—Inserts a blank sequential construct.
• I* (I*F)—Inserts a comment at any point within the user point.
• IM (IMF)—Calls a message function at a particular point within the action diagram. When you enter IM in the action diagram user point, the Edit Message Functions panel appears.
• IO—Inserts an otherwise clause.
• IQ(IQF)—Inserts a *QUIT built-in function.
• IX (IXF)—Inserts a new condition within the CASE construct.
• I+ (I+F)—Calls the *ADD (add) built-in function. This takes you to the Edit Action - Function Details panel.
• (I-F)—Calls the *SUB (subtract) built-in function. This takes you to the Edit Action - Function Details panel.
• I= (I=F)—Calls the *MOVE (move) built-in function. This takes you to the Edit Action - Function Details panel.
• I=A—Calls the *MOVE ALL (move all) built-in function. This takes you to the Edit Action - Function Details panel. You can also use I = = .
• I=M—Calls the *MOVE ARRAY (move array subfield) built-in function. This takes you to the Edit Action - Function Details panel.