Use %EditInsertBlank to cause all characters within the command line starting at the cursor column to be shifted to the right one position, in effect, inserting a blank.
%EditInsertBlank may also be entered as %EditInsertBl[ank], %InsertBl[ank], or %InsBl[ank].
%EditInsertBlank may also be invoked by pressing the Alt-Space key.
%EditInsertBlank has no operands.
When insert mode is off, %EditInsertBlank provides a method of easily inserting a blank. When insert mode is on, %EditInsertBlank produces the same result as typing a blank except that the command line cursor does not advance.
Return Codes
OK Successful.
Examples
Insert a blank:
=> %EditInsertBlank