Use EditDuplicateLine to create a specified number of copies of the current line and place them immediately after or immediately before the current line.
EditDuplicateLine may also be entered as DuplicateLine, DupLine, or Dup[licate].
Optional Operands
FCT specifies how many times to duplicate the current line.
Default: 1.
LOC specifies the location to place the new lines relative to the current line. Specify B[efore] to place the lines before the current line. Specify A[fter] to place the lines after the current line.
Default: After.
Pressing Alt-D invokes the following command sequence:
=> EditDuplicateLine; CursDown
Pressing Ctrl-D invokes the following command sequence:
=> EditDuplicateLine Loc=Before; CursUp
Return Codes
OK Successful.
Examples
Insert two copies of the current line immediately after the current line:
=> dup 2
Insert a single copy of the current line immediately after the current line:
=> dup
Insert a single copy of the current line immediately before the current line:
=> dup ,b