Use ContextHold to put the object(s) identified by the selection or cursor context on hold, that is, to modify them in such a way as to suppress the automatic processing of the objects.
ContextHold may also be invoked by pressing Ctrl-H.
ContextHold has no operands.
ContextHold invokes one of the following commands depending upon the type of object identified by the selection or cursor context:
Return Codes
-- Return codes as defined by the command invoked by ContextHold.
Examples
Hold the object(s) identified by the selection or cursor context:
=> ContextHold