Can I wrap the text in a command?

I was looking at some renaming commands today that are saved as buttons but I cannot see the entire text at once because it extends to the right of my view and is only accessible via left right scrolling. Any way to get a "word wrap" function here?

Also can I increase the fonts here for the entire button edit panel?

See toward the bottom of Opus 13 detailed notes: Miscellaneous Commands, where it says:

A single command can now be split across multiple lines in the editor, with arguments on subsequent lines...

It uses the Dialog and Code Editors fonts in Preferences.

I was having some trouble getting it to work. These were not scripts or functions that I wrote they were from someone else I think.

Anyway, there is part of the rename cmd that may have gone obsolete? If you look at the image there is a secton "autorename". I'm not sure what it's purpose is/was but I couldn't find it in the DO manual under rename.

But what I had initially was this:

Set Focus=Left
@nodeselect
[[
Rename autorename
FINDREP=ext
PATTERN="{dlgstring|Enter chain letters to replace with}"
TO="{dlgstring|Replace with...}"
]]

It wouldn't execute or it didn't prompt or something but it also didn't give me any errors. Did I break it up correctly? Do you need to retain a space between the end of the line and the next line?

First I took out FINDREP=ext wasn't something I really wanted but it didn't seem to help.

Then I took out the autorename. At that point it fit on one line and I just got rid of the brackets and it worked.

The command itself needs to be outside the brackets.

I changed it to this just to see if I understood what you're telling me but it still doesn't work.

Set Focus=Left
@nodeselect
Rename
[[
FINDREP=ext
PATTERN="{dlgstring|Find this...}"
TO="{dlgstring|Replace with...}"
]]

I did not leave a blank space at the end of any line.

Looks like {...} codes can't be used within the [[ ... ]] block.

Are you saying that the {} can't be used or ... can't be used or both?

Things like {dlgstring} can't be used within the [[...]] block.