Controls settings for display of the command line suggestion list for commands, system variables, and named content such as blocks and layers.
INPUTSEARCHOPTIONS (Command)
The command line suggestion list provides a quick way to access commands, system variables, and named objects (content) such as blocks by typing part of the name on the command line. Settings specify which items are displayed, their order, the delay before the list expands, and how much help the program provides as you type. You can also set whether the list displays suggestions only for commands and content that start with the letters you type, or also for commands and content that contain those letters (mid-string search.)
The following options are displayed.
Controls whether and how the program fills in the rest of the command or system variable name at the Command prompt.
Turns on spelling correction on the command line and sets how the list is built.
The suggestion list is updated over time to include words that you repeatedly misspell.
Includes system variables in the command line suggestion list.
When system variables are displayed separately, you need to press Tab to display the list.
Controls the amount of time that passes before the command line suggestion list is displayed. Enter the time in milliseconds.
Specifies whether named objects (content) should be displayed in the command line suggestion list.
You can also select which types of named objects to include:
Select a content type and click the arrow buttons to change its order on the list.