Continuing Commands on more than One Line
- Last UpdatedJan 05, 2026
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A command line may be entered on more than one line by using the continuation character, a HYPHEN '-', as the last character on the line.
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for example, |
BLINES > FIT BUTTOCK 1 THRU 10 INCREMENT 1.0- |
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Continuation > /CLOSE |
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Each line of input must be no more than 80 characters and the total length of the command line must not exceed 512 characters. The hyphen is treated as a separator therefore keywords cannot be split over two lines.