up.zr
Load specified item into prestore buffer and does not execute it.
Syntax
<ctrl>+zr{(file.reference} item-id <return> <ctrl>+zr{(file.reference} item-id <ctrl>+p
Description
loads a previously saved prestore command into the prestore buffer and, optionally, executes the prestore command.
After the '<ctrl>+zr' command has been entered, the following prompt appears at the top left corner of the screen:
Prestore id:
The response to this prompt can either be an item-id (if the prestore command is stored in the current master dictionary) or a file.reference and item-id (if the prestore command is stored in a file other than the current master dictionary.)
The item-id is followed by either '<return>' or '<ctrl>+p'.
When the '<ctrl>+zr' command is followed by a '<return>' or '<enter>', the contents of the prestore command are loaded in the prestore buffer but the command is not executed. When the '<ctrl>+zr' command is followed by a '<ctrl>+p', the prestore command is executed.
Once the prestore buffer has been loaded, it can be executed any time during the current update session using '<ctrl>+p'.
Example
The following example shows how to load the prestore buffer with a saved
prestore command from the current master dictionary without executing the
prestore command.
<ctrl>+zr command to load prestore buffer
Prestore id: terminal prompt for item-id
id<return> item-id from md
The next example shows how to load the prestore buffer with a saved prestore
command from the file 'commands' using the item-id of
'holdit'. The command is immediately executed using <ctrl>+p.
<ctrl>+zr command to load prestore buffer
Prestore id: terminal prompt for item-id
(commands,holdit<ctrl>+p file.reference,item-id, execute
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