cutter/docs/source/user-docs/menus/disassembly-context-menu.rst

Disassembly Context Menu 
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The Disassembly context menu contains actions that operate with selected instruction in disassembly and graph widgets.

Copy
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**Description:** Copy the selected text.  

**Steps:**  Right-click on a selected text and choose ``Copy``  

**Shortcut:** :kbd:`Ctrl` + :kbd:`C`  

Copy Address
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**Description:** Copy the address of the location under the cursor.  

**Steps:**  Right-click on a location and choose ``Copy address``  

**Shortcut:** :kbd:`Ctrl` + :kbd:`Shift` + :kbd:`C`  

Show address in another widget
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**Description:** Show the selected address or item in another opened widget, or open a new one.  

**Steps:**  Right-click on an address or an item in instruction and choose the ``Show in`` sub-menu 

Add Comment
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**Description:** Add a comment in the current location.  

**Steps:** Right-click an address and choose `Add Comment`.  

**Shortcut:** :kbd:`;`  

Add Flag
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**Description:** Add a flag to the selected item or location by bookmarking and giving it a name.  

**Steps:** Right-click an address or item and choose ``Add Flag``. This will open the Flag dialog in which you can name the location.  

Rename
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**Description:** Rename the flag, function or local variable at current location. If empty, remove the currently associated name.

**Steps:** Right-click an address or item and choose ``Rename``  

**Shortcut:** :kbd:`N`  

Edit Function
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**Description:** Open the Function edit dialog in which you can define the name of the function, its start address, stack size, calling convention, and more.  

**Steps:**  Right-click on a location inside a function and choose ``Edit function``.  

**Shortcut:** :kbd:`Shift` + :kbd:`P`  

Re-type Local Variables
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**Description:** Rename or set the types of the function's variables and arguments.  

**Steps:** Right-click anywhere inside a function and then choose ``Re-type Local Variables``.

**Shortcut:** :kbd:`Y`  

Delete a Comment
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**Description:** Delete the comment at the current address. This option only available for addresses with user-defined comments. 

**Steps:** Right-click on an instruction with a user-defined comment and choose ``Delete comment``  

Delete a Flag
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**Description:**   Delete the flag at the current location.

**Steps:** Right-click on a location with a flag and choose ``Delete flag``.  

Undefine a Function
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**Description:** Undefine the current function. This will remove the function and its associated meta-data. You can always re-define the function, but every change that was made to the previously defined function (e.g variable renaming) would not be restored.  

**Steps:**  Right-Click on the name of the function and choose ``Undefine function``.  

**Shortcut:** :kbd:`U`  

Define a function
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**Description:** Define a function starting from the current location. Cutter will automatically guess the size of the function. This can later be changed using the function editor.  

**Steps:** Right-click on an instruction and choose ``Define function here``.  

**Shortcut:** :kbd:`P`  

Set Structure Offset
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**Description:** Present the current value is an offset in a structure. 

**Steps:**  -> Structure offset  

Show Cross References
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**Description:** Show X-Refs from and to the specific location. This option will open Cutter's X-Refs dialog in which you will be able to see a list of X-Refs from and to the selected location, in addition to a preview of each cross-reference to quickly inspect the different usages.  

**Steps:** Right-click on an instruction and choose ``Show X-Refs``  

**Shortcut:** :kbd:`X`