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CellEditDuplicate
CellEditDuplicate
is an option for
Cell
which specifies whether the front end should make a copy of the cell before actually applying any changes in its contents that you request.
MORE INFORMATION
CellEditDuplicate
is by default set to
False
for cells that are generated as
Mathematica
output.
New cells generated when
CellEditDuplicate
->
True
have styles specified by the setting for
DefaultDuplicateCellStyle
for the notebook.
CellEditDuplicate
is typically set for styles of cells rather than for individual cells.
EXAMPLES
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Basic Examples
(2)
Create an output cell that will automatically be copied when you edit it:
In[1]:=
Position the insertion point at the end of the cell's contents:
When you type something in the cell,
Mathematica
makes a new copy:
Create an output cell that will automatically be restyled as input when you edit it:
In[1]:=
Position the insertion point at the end of the cell's contents:
When you type,
Mathematica
converts the cell to an input cell:
SEE ALSO
CellEvaluationDuplicate
Editable
TUTORIALS
Options for Cells
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