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You may start ec through a command of the following form:
<code>'''ec''' ''option'' ... [''class_name''][''feature_name'']</code>
:'''ec''' ''option'' ... [''class_name''][''feature_name'']
''class_name'', if present, must be the name of a class of the system to which '''ec''' is applied. This system is identified by its configuration file; by default this is the file called Ace.ecf in the working directory, but you can select any other one through the -config ''file_name'' option. Similarly, the default project directory is the working directory, but you can select another through the -project_path ''directory_name'' option.
''feature_name'', if present, must be the final name of a feature of the class called ''class_name''. <br/>
The table below lists the available options, the arguments they require, and their effect:
The table below lists the available ''options'', the arguments they require, and their effect:
{|
|-
| '''OPTION'''

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==Using the command line compiler==
It is possible to compile from outside of the graphical environment, by using the command '''ec'''. The form of compilation's results are the same in both cases. You may therefore alternate between the two techniques. '''ec''' will enable you to [[EiffelStudio: Command line options|melt or freeze]] a project and therefore to use [[Batch compilation|batch compilation]] . It will also enable you to produce [[EiffelStudio: Command line options|information about a class]] such as its Flat and Flat Contract views. <br/>
The [[Interactive command line: Introduction|-loop option]] makes it possible to start '''ec''' just once and then repeatedly request any of the available operations.

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** [[Search functionality|Find selection]] : Find the next occurrence of the selected text.
* Advanced
** [[Indent and un indent selection|Indent selection]]
** [[Indent and un indent selection|Unindent selection]]
** [[Indent and unindent selection|Indent selection]]
** [[Indent and unindent selection|Unindent selection]]
** [[Comment and uncomment lines|Comment]]
** [[Comment and uncomment lines|Uncomment]]
** [[Embed lines in 'if then...end' or in 'debug...end'|Embed in if...]]

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EiffelStudio editor offers the possibility to comment or uncomment several lines at a time.
*
The "Comment" command corresponds to the '''Comment''' entry in the '''Advanced''' sub-menu of the [[Edit menu commands| '''Edit''' Menu ]] . It may be called by using the keyboard shortcut "Ctrl+K". Its action is to insert two dashes in front of each [[Selection|selected]] line.
*
The "Uncomment" command corresponds to the '''Uncomment''' entry in the '''Advanced''' submenu of the [[Edit menu commands| '''Edit''' Menu ]] . It may be called by using the keyboard shortcut "Ctrl+Shift+K". Its action is to remove the two dashes in front of each [[Selection|selected]] line if there are such characters. <br/>
* The "Comment" command corresponds to the '''Comment''' entry in the '''Advanced''' sub-menu of the [[Edit menu commands| '''Edit''' Menu ]]. It may be called by using the keyboard shortcut "Ctrl+K". Its action is to insert two dashes in front of each [[Selection|selected]] line.
* The "Uncomment" command corresponds to the '''Uncomment''' entry in the '''Advanced''' submenu of the [[Edit menu commands| '''Edit''' Menu ]]. It may be called by using the keyboard shortcut "Ctrl+Shift+K". Its action is to remove the two dashes in front of each [[Selection|selected]] line if there are such characters. <br/>

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[[Property:link_title|Indent and unindent selection]]
[[Property:title|Indent and unindent selection]]
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EiffelStudio editor offers the possibility to indent or unindent selected lines.
*
The "Indent" command corresponds to the '''Indent selection''' entry in the '''Advanced''' sub menu of the [[Edit menu commands| '''Edit''' Menu ]] . It may be called by using the keyboard shortcut "Tab". Its action is to insert a tabulation in front of each [[Selection|selected]] line.
*
The "Unindent" command corresponds to the '''Unindent selection''' entry in the '''Advanced''' sub menu of the [[Edit menu commands| '''Edit''' Menu ]] . It may be called by using the keyboard shortcut "Shift+Tab". Its action is to remove the tabulation in front of each [[Selection|selected]] line if there is such a character. <br/>
* The "Indent" command corresponds to the '''Indent selection''' entry in the '''Advanced''' sub menu of the [[Edit menu commands| '''Edit''' Menu ]]. It may be called by using the keyboard shortcut "Tab". Its action is to insert a tabulation in front of each [[Selection|selected]] line.
* The "Unindent" command corresponds to the '''Unindent selection''' entry in the '''Advanced''' sub menu of the [[Edit menu commands| '''Edit''' Menu ]]. It may be called by using the keyboard shortcut "Shift+Tab". Its action is to remove the tabulation in front of each [[Selection|selected]] line if there is such a character. <br/>
{{note|If there is no selection, you may still use the unindent shortcut "Shift+Tab". The command will be applied to the current line. <br/>
}}
{{note|If there is no selection, you may still use the unindent shortcut "Shift+Tab". The command will be applied to the current line. }}

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Editing the text of classes sometimes implies highly repetitive tasks, such as commenting or indenting several lines at the same time.
The commands of the editor of EiffelStudio should allow the user to perform these tasks faster and more easily. In addition to text block [[Comment and uncomment lines|commenting]] and [[Indent and un indent selection|indenting]] , EiffelStudio editor makes it possible with one click to [[Embed lines in 'if then...end' or in 'debug...end'|embed]] several lines of code in "if ... then ... end" or "debug ... end" structures.
* [[Editing text block: Introduction|Introduction]]
* [[Comment and uncomment lines|Comment and uncomment lines]]
* [[Indent and un indent selection|Indent and unindent selection]]
* [[Embed lines in 'if then...end' or in 'debug...end'|Embed lines in "if then...end" or in "debug...end"]]
The commands of the editor of EiffelStudio should allow the user to perform these tasks faster and more easily. In addition to text block [[Comment and uncomment lines|commenting]] and [[Indent and unindent selection|indenting]], EiffelStudio editor makes it possible with one click to [[Embed lines in 'if then...end' or in 'debug...end'|embed]] several lines of code in "if ... then ... end" or "debug ... end" structures.

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* Object: additional C/C++ object files
* Library: like object files, but will be added last, needed for some very strict C compilers
* Makefile: additional makefiles, if possible use tasks instead
*
Resource: .NET resources
** The .resx resource file format is a XML based format to include objects (such as images and other binary formats) and strings.
** The .txt resource file format can only contains strings.
* The .resx resource file format is a XML based format to include objects (such as images and other binary formats) and strings.
* The .txt resource file format can only contains strings.
Externals have three properties:
* Location: location of the external, will be copied verbatim into the makefile

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[[Image:advanced-options|Advanced dialog]]
* Address Expression: lets you pass ` '''$(s.to_c)'''' to a feature instead of declaring `a' of type '''ANY''', and then assigning ` '''s.to_c'''' to `a' and passing ` '''$a''''. Turn this option on only if you have advanced knowledge of the garbage collector insides, since using this syntax illegally can lead to bugs very hard to trace.
* Address Expression: lets you pass `<code>$(s.to_c)</code>' to a feature instead of declaring `<code>a</code>' of type <code>ANY</code>, and then assigning `<code>s.to_c</code>' to `<code>a</code>' and passing `<code>$a</code>'.
{{Caution|Turn this option on only if you have advanced knowledge of the garbage collector internals, because using this syntax in some situations could lead to bugs that are very hard to trace. }}
* Automatic Backup: generate a backup of the class and configuration files during recompilation?
* Check VAPE: Enforce <code> VAPE </code> validity constraint: lets you disable type checking for <code> VAPE </code> errors in preconditions, which correspond to insufficiently exported features used in preconditions (ETL 2nd edition page 122).
* Console Application: has no effect on Unix systems. It lets Windows users choose between creating a console application or a GUI application (in which case a console will be created if needed, instead of using the console the program was launched from).
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|-
| yes
| yes
| no
| MyNameSpace
| MyNameSpace.Cursor