Move within the Current Level
- Last UpdatedMar 20, 2026
- 2 minute read
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Next |
Goes to next element in at current level. |
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Next int |
Goes to next nth element at current level. |
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Next <element type> |
Goes to next element of given type at current level. |
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Next int <element type> |
Goes to next nth element of given type at current level. |
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Prev |
Goes to prev element at current level. |
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Prev int |
Goes to prev nth element at current level. |
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Prev <element type> |
Goes to previous element of given type at current level. |
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Prev int<element type> |
Goes to previous nth element of given type at current level. |
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First |
Goes to first element at current level. |
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First int |
Goes to nth element at current level. |
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First <element type> |
Go to first element of given type. |
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First int <element type> |
Go to nth element of given type. |
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Last |
Go to last element at current level. |
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Last int |
Go to nth from last element at current level. |
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Last <element type> |
Go to last element of given type. |
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Last int <element type> |
Go to nth last element of given type. |
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<element type> int |
This is the same as 'First int <element type>'. |
If a UDET, then the UDET type must be given.
Examples:
Current list is:
1 BOX /MyBoxA
2 CYL /MyCylA
3 CYL /MyCylB
4 RTOR /MyRtorA
5 CYL /MyCylC
6 BOX /MyBoxB
7 BOX /MyBoxC
8 CYL /MyCylD
9 BOX /MyBoxD
The Current element is /MyCylC, as highlighted.
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NEXT |
Moves CE to /MyBoxB. |
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NEXT 3 |
Moves CE to /MyCylD. |
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NEXT CYL |
Moves CE to /MyCylD. |
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NEXT 3 BOX |
Moves CE to /MyBoxD. |
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PREV |
Moves CE to /MyRtorA. |
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PREV 2 |
Moves CE to /MyCylB. |
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PREV BOX |
Moves CE to /MyBoxA. |
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PREV 2 CYL |
Moves CE to /MyCylA. |
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FIRST |
Moves CE to /MyBoxA. |
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FIRST 2 |
Moves CE to /MyCylA. |
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FIRST CYL |
Moves CE to /MyCylA. |
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FIRST 3 CYL |
Moves CE to /MyCylC. |
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BOX 2 |
This is the same as FIRST 2 BOX. Moves CE to /MyBoxB. |
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LAST |
Moves CE to /MyBoxD. |
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LAST 2 |
Moves CE to /MyCylD. |
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LAST CYL |
Moves CE to /MyCylD. |
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LAST 3 CYL |
Moves CE to /MyCylB. |