cdc:nos2.source:opl.opl871:deck:fsehelp
Deck FSEHELP
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Seq # *Modification Id* Act ----------------------------+ 00001 M01S00001.fsehelp +++|*WIDTH 132 00002 M01S00002.fsehelp +++|*NOSEQ
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M01 (Added by) | fsehelp |
M02 (Updated by) | ns2503 |
Seq # *Modification Id* Act ----------------------------+ 00003 M02S00003.ns2503 ---| FULL SCREEN EDITOR HELP
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M01 (Added by) | fsehelp |
M02 (Updated by) | ns2503 |
Seq # *Modification Id* Act ----------------------------+ 00004 M02S00004.ns2503 ---|
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M01 (Added by) | fsehelp |
M02 (Updated by) | ns2503 |
Seq # *Modification Id* Act ----------------------------+ 00005 M02S00005.ns2503 ---|FSE directives tell FSE what to do. For help, enter HELP and the directive
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M01 (Added by) | fsehelp |
M02 (Updated by) | ns2503 |
Seq # *Modification Id* Act ----------------------------+ 00006 M02S00006.ns2503 ---|or its abbreviation. For example: HELP VIEW or HV. You may also abbreviate
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M01 (Added by) | fsehelp |
M02 (Updated by) | ns2503 |
Seq # *Modification Id* Act ----------------------------+ 00007 M02S00007.ns2503 ---|a parameter. HVP, for example, takes you to the PREVIOUS parameter of the
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M01 (Added by) | fsehelp |
M02 (Updated by) | ns2503 |
Seq # *Modification Id* Act ----------------------------+ 00008 M02S00008.ns2503 ---|VIEW directive. For more information on directives and parameters, refer to
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M01 (Added by) | fsehelp |
M02 (Updated by) | ns2503 |
Seq # *Modification Id* Act ----------------------------+ 00009 M02S00009.ns2503 ---|the Full Screen Editor User's Guide. FSE has the following directives:
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M01 (Added by) | fsehelp |
M02 (Updated by) | ns2503 |
Seq # *Modification Id* Act ----------------------------+ 00010 M02S00010.ns2503 ---|
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M01 (Added by) | fsehelp |
M02 (Updated by) | ns2503 |
Seq # *Modification Id* Act ----------------------------+ 00011 M02S00011.ns2503 ---| ALTER DELETE HELP PRINT TEACH . "DOT"
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M01 (Added by) | fsehelp |
M02 (Updated by) | ns2503 |
Seq # *Modification Id* Act ----------------------------+ 00012 M02S00012.ns2503 ---| BACK EDIT INSERT QUIT UNDO - "DASH"
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M01 (Added by) | fsehelp |
M02 (Updated by) | ns2503 |
Seq # *Modification Id* Act ----------------------------+ 00013 M02S00013.ns2503 ---| COPY FSE LOCATE REPLACE UNMARK -- "COMMENT"
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M01 (Added by) | fsehelp |
M02 (Updated by) | ns2503 |
Seq # *Modification Id* Act ----------------------------+ 00014 M02S00014.ns2503 ---| DATA GET MOVE SET VIEW / "SLASH"
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M01 (Added by) | fsehelp |
M02 (Updated by) | ns2503 |
Seq # *Modification Id* Act ----------------------------+ 00015 M02S00015.ns2503 ---|
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M01 (Added by) | fsehelp |
M02 (Updated by) | ns2503 |
Seq # *Modification Id* Act ----------------------------+ 00016 M02S00016.ns2503 ---|ALTER or A (ALTER)(A)
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M01 (Added by) | fsehelp |
M02 (Updated by) | ns2503 |
Seq # *Modification Id* Act ----------------------------+ 00017 M02S00017.ns2503 ---| 00018 M01S00001.ns2503 +++|FSE directives tell FSE what to do. For help, enter HELP and the directive 00019 M01S00002.ns2503 +++|or its abbreviation. For example: HELP VIEW or HV. You may also abbreviate 00020 M01S00003.ns2503 +++|a parameter. HVN, for example, takes you to the NEXT parameter of the VIEW 00021 M01S00004.ns2503 +++|directive. If no help exists for a parameter that you enter, you will be 00022 M01S00005.ns2503 +++|positioned back to this screen. FSE has the following directives: 00023 M01S00006.ns2503 +++| 00024 M01S00007.ns2503 +++| ALTER BACK COPY DATA DELETE EDIT FSE GET 00025 M01S00008.ns2503 +++| HELP INSERT LOCATE MOVE PRINT QUIT REPLACE SET 00026 M01S00009.ns2503 +++| TEACH UNDO UNMARK VIEW . (DOT) - (DASH) & (MICRO) / (SLASH) 00027 M01S00010.ns2503 +++| 00028 M01S00011.ns2503 +++|For help with the "COMMENT" directive enter HELP COMMENT. For more complete 00029 M01S00012.ns2503 +++|information on FSE see the FSE User's Guide, publication number 60460420. 00030 M01S00013.ns2503 +++| 00031 M01S00014.ns2503 +++|ALTER or A (ALTER)(A) 00032 M01S00015.ns2503 +++| 00033 M01S00018.fsehelp +++|Purpose: Changes lines using special modification characters. 00034 M01S00019.fsehelp +++| 00035 M01S00020.fsehelp +++|Format: ALTER END direction string range QUIET 00036 M01S00021.fsehelp +++| 00037 M01S00022.fsehelp +++|Parameters: END or E (AE) 00038 M01S00023.fsehelp +++| Adds the specified string to the end of the lines. 00039 M01S00024.fsehelp +++|
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M01 (Added by) | fsehelp |
M02 (Updated by) | ns2503 |
Seq # *Modification Id* Act ----------------------------+ 00040 M02S00025.ns2503 ---| direction (AB) 00041 M01S00016.ns2503 +++| direction (AN)(AP) 00042 M01S00026.fsehelp +++| Specifies the direction in which the directive is to move 00043 M01S00027.fsehelp +++| within the file (default is forward). 00044 M01S00028.fsehelp +++| 00045 M01S00029.fsehelp +++| string 00046 M01S00030.fsehelp +++| Text or modification characters to change or replace 00047 M01S00031.fsehelp +++| the current or specified line. 00048 M01S00032.fsehelp +++| 00049 M01S00033.fsehelp +++| range 00050 M01S00034.fsehelp +++| Lines affected by the ALTER directive (default is the 00051 M01S00035.fsehelp +++| current line). 00052 M01S00036.fsehelp +++| 00053 M01S00037.fsehelp +++| QUIET or Q (AQ) 00054 M01S00038.fsehelp +++| Instructs FSE to not display the results of the directive 00055 M01S00039.fsehelp +++| 00056 M01S00040.fsehelp +++| 00057 M01S00041.fsehelp +++|Remarks: The ALTER directive is the easiest way to change characters 00058 M01S00042.fsehelp +++| within lines in line mode. In screen mode ALTER can be 00059 M01S00043.fsehelp +++| used to change the indentation of large blocks of text. 00060 M01S00044.fsehelp +++|
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M01 (Added by) | fsehelp |
M02 (Updated by) | ns2503 |
Seq # *Modification Id* Act ----------------------------+ 00061 M02S00045.ns2503 ---| If you do not include parameters you are prompted to (AMC)
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M01 (Added by) | fsehelp |
M02 (Updated by) | ns2503 |
Seq # *Modification Id* Act ----------------------------+ 00062 M02S00046.ns2503 ---| enter modification characters (to alter the current line). 00063 M01S00017.ns2503 +++| If you do not include parameters you are prompted to enter 00064 M01S00018.ns2503 +++| modification characters (to alter the specified line(s)). 00065 M01S00047.fsehelp +++| The modification characters are: 00066 M01S00048.fsehelp +++| 00067 M01S00049.fsehelp +++| CHARACTER EFFECT 00068 M01S00050.fsehelp +++| 00069 M01S00051.fsehelp +++| # Deletes a character 00070 M01S00052.fsehelp +++| 00071 M01S00053.fsehelp +++| & Replaces a character with a space 00072 M01S00054.fsehelp +++| 00073 M01S00055.fsehelp +++| ! Erases the current character and 00074 M01S00056.fsehelp +++| any following characters. Anything 00075 M01S00057.fsehelp +++| entered after the ! is appended to the 00076 M01S00058.fsehelp +++| end of the shortened line. 00077 M01S00059.fsehelp +++| 00078 M01S00060.fsehelp +++| 00079 M01S00061.fsehelp +++| ^characters# Inserts the string characters before 00080 M01S00062.fsehelp +++| the character the ^ is positioned 00081 M01S00063.fsehelp +++| under. 00082 M01S00064.fsehelp +++| 00083 M01S00065.fsehelp +++|Example: The following ALTER directive adds the string abc to the 00084 M01S00066.fsehelp +++| end of lines 10 through 40: 00085 M01S00067.fsehelp +++| 00086 M01S00068.fsehelp +++| ALTER END /abc/10 40 00087 M01S00069.fsehelp +++| 00088 M01S00070.fsehelp +++| (BACK)(B) 00089 M01S00071.fsehelp +++|BACK or B 00090 M01S00072.fsehelp +++| 00091 M01S00073.fsehelp +++|Purpose: Takes you back to the section of another file that you had 00092 M01S00074.fsehelp +++| marked with the DATA directive, or to the position in another file 00093 M01S00075.fsehelp +++| at which you had entered the BACK directive. (The BACK directive 00094 M01S00076.fsehelp +++| does not become operative until the DATA directive is entered.) 00095 M01S00077.fsehelp +++| 00096 M01S00078.fsehelp +++|Format: BACK 00097 M01S00079.fsehelp +++| 00098 M01S00080.fsehelp +++|Remarks: BACK is a convenient way to edit two files by switching back 00099 M01S00081.fsehelp +++| and forth between them. 00100 M01S00082.fsehelp +++| 00101 M01S00083.fsehelp +++| 00102 M01S00084.fsehelp +++| (COPY)(C) 00103 M01S00085.fsehelp +++|COPY or C 00104 M01S00086.fsehelp +++| 00105 M01S00087.fsehelp +++|Purpose: Copies text to another location. 00106 M01S00088.fsehelp +++| 00107 M01S00089.fsehelp +++|Format: COPY range (file1) TO line (file2) QUIET 00108 M01S00090.fsehelp +++| 00109 M01S00091.fsehelp +++|Parameters: range 00110 M01S00092.fsehelp +++| The lines you wish to copy (default is the current line). 00111 M01S00093.fsehelp +++| 00112 M01S00094.fsehelp +++| (file1) 00113 M01S00095.fsehelp +++| File in which the lines to be copied reside (default is 00114 M01S00096.fsehelp +++| the current file). 00115 M01S00097.fsehelp +++| 00116 M01S00098.fsehelp +++| TO 00117 M01S00099.fsehelp +++| Separates the lines to be copied from their destination. 00118 M01S00100.fsehelp +++| 00119 M01S00101.fsehelp +++| line 00120 M01S00102.fsehelp +++| The line after which the copied lines will appear. This 00121 M01S00103.fsehelp +++| line can be in the current file or another file (default 00122 M01S00104.fsehelp +++| is the current line). 00123 M01S00105.fsehelp +++| 00124 M01S00106.fsehelp +++| (file2) 00125 M01S00107.fsehelp +++| The file in which the copied lines will reside (default 00126 M01S00108.fsehelp +++| is the current file). 00127 M01S00109.fsehelp +++| 00128 M01S00110.fsehelp +++| QUIET or Q (CQ) 00129 M01S00111.fsehelp +++| Instructs FSE to not print the results of the COPY 00130 M01S00112.fsehelp +++| directive. 00131 M01S00113.fsehelp +++| 00132 M01S00114.fsehelp +++|Example: The following COPY directive copies lines 20 through 50 of 00133 M01S00115.fsehelp +++| the current file to a position immediately after line 210 of 00134 M01S00116.fsehelp +++| the current file: 00135 M01S00117.fsehelp +++| 00136 M01S00118.fsehelp +++| COPY 20 50 TO 210 00137 M01S00119.fsehelp +++| 00138 M01S00120.fsehelp +++| (DATA) 00139 M01S00121.fsehelp +++|DATA (no abbreviation) 00140 M01S00122.fsehelp +++| 00141 M01S00123.fsehelp +++|Purpose: Marks a section of your file, which you can return to later 00142 M01S00124.fsehelp +++| (from a different file) with the BACK directive. 00143 M01S00125.fsehelp +++| 00144 M01S00126.fsehelp +++|Format: DATA 00145 M01S00127.fsehelp +++| 00146 M01S00128.fsehelp +++|Remarks: To mark a section of a file, place the cursor at the desired 00147 M01S00129.fsehelp +++| position and enter DATA on the FSE directive line. To return 00148 M01S00130.fsehelp +++| to this position from another file, enter BACK. Entering BACK 00149 M01S00131.fsehelp +++| a second time will return you to the position from which you 00150 M01S00132.fsehelp +++| entered BACK. To continue switching positions, use the BACK 00151 M01S00133.fsehelp +++| directive only. 00152 M01S00134.fsehelp +++| 00153 M01S00135.fsehelp +++| 00154 M01S00136.fsehelp +++| (DELETE)(D) 00155 M01S00137.fsehelp +++|DELETE or D 00156 M01S00138.fsehelp +++| 00157 M01S00139.fsehelp +++|Purpose: Deletes text from your file. 00158 M01S00140.fsehelp +++| 00159 M01S00141.fsehelp +++|Format: DELETE range BLANK WORD IN tab QUIET 00160 M01S00142.fsehelp +++| 00161 M01S00143.fsehelp +++| 00162 M01S00144.fsehelp +++|Parameters: range 00163 M01S00145.fsehelp +++| Range of lines affected by the DELETE directive (default 00164 M01S00146.fsehelp +++| range is the current line). After the deletion, the new 00165 M01S00147.fsehelp +++| current line is the line just before the deleted text. 00166 M01S00148.fsehelp +++| If you specify the MARK parameter, FSE deletes all the lines 00167 M01S00149.fsehelp +++| marked with the MARK key (or the SET MARK directive). 00168 M01S00150.fsehelp +++| 00169 M01S00151.fsehelp +++| BLANK or B (DB) 00170 M01S00152.fsehelp +++| Instructs FSE to delete any consecutive blank lines 00171 M01S00153.fsehelp +++| beginning at the blank line where the cursor is positioned. 00172 M01S00154.fsehelp +++| 00173 M01S00155.fsehelp +++| WORD or W (DW) 00174 M01S00156.fsehelp +++| Instructs FSE to delete one or more characters of text 00175 M01S00157.fsehelp +++| beginning with the current character. If the current character 00176 M01S00158.fsehelp +++| is alphanumeric, DELETE WORD deletes: the character, all the 00177 M01S00159.fsehelp +++| following alphanumeric characters, and any trailing blanks. 00178 M01S00160.fsehelp +++| If the current character is a punctuation mark (other than a 00179 M01S00161.fsehelp +++| blank), only the current character is deleted. If the current 00180 M01S00162.fsehelp +++| character is a blank, it and all following blanks are deleted. 00181 M01S00163.fsehelp +++| 00182 M01S00164.fsehelp +++| IN tab 00183 M01S00165.fsehelp +++| Instructs FSE to delete text within a specified tab 00184 M01S00166.fsehelp +++| field (default is all tab fields). 00185 M01S00167.fsehelp +++| 00186 M01S00168.fsehelp +++| QUIET or Q (DQ) 00187 M01S00169.fsehelp +++| Instructs FSE to not print the results of the DELETE 00188 M01S00170.fsehelp +++| directive. 00189 M01S00171.fsehelp +++| 00190 M01S00172.fsehelp +++|Example: The following DELETE directive deletes all text marked with 00191 M01S00173.fsehelp +++| the SET MARK directive or the F1 MARK key: 00192 M01S00174.fsehelp +++| 00193 M01S00175.fsehelp +++| DELETE MARK 00194 M01S00176.fsehelp +++| 00195 M01S00177.fsehelp +++| (EDIT)(E) 00196 M01S00178.fsehelp +++|EDIT or E 00197 M01S00179.fsehelp +++| 00198 M01S00180.fsehelp +++|Purpose: Terminates split screen mode, returning the upper half of
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M01 (Added by) | fsehelp |
M02 (Updated by) | ns2503 |
Seq # *Modification Id* Act ----------------------------+ 00199 M02S00181.ns2503 ---| the screen to full screen length. 00200 M01S00019.ns2503 +++| the screen to full screen length. If the screen is not 00201 M01S00020.ns2503 +++| split EDIT returns to editing the initial edit file. 00202 M01S00182.fsehelp +++| 00203 M01S00183.fsehelp +++|Format: EDIT 00204 M01S00184.fsehelp +++| 00205 M01S00185.fsehelp +++|Remarks: It makes no difference where the cursor is positioned when 00206 M01S00186.fsehelp +++| you enter the EDIT directive. 00207 M01S00187.fsehelp +++| 00208 M01S00188.fsehelp +++|Example: After issuing a HELP command, the screen will be split in two, 00209 M01S00189.fsehelp +++| with your current edit file in the upper half of the screen 00210 M01S00190.fsehelp +++| and the help file in the lower half. When you enter EDIT, 00211 M01S00191.fsehelp +++| the help section of the screen disappears and your current 00212 M01S00192.fsehelp +++| edit file fills the entire screen. 00213 M01S00193.fsehelp +++| (FSE)(F) 00214 M01S00194.fsehelp +++|FSE or F 00215 M01S00195.fsehelp +++| 00216 M01S00196.fsehelp +++|Purpose: Enables you to change edit files within an edit session. 00217 M01S00197.fsehelp +++| 00218 M01S00198.fsehelp +++|Format: FSE filename charset GET READ SPLIT 00219 M01S00199.fsehelp +++| 00220 M01S00200.fsehelp +++|Parameters: filename 00221 M01S00201.fsehelp +++| The NOS file you wish to edit. This parameter cannot be 00222 M01S00202.fsehelp +++| abbreviated. 00223 M01S00203.fsehelp +++| 00224 M01S00204.fsehelp +++| charset: 00225 M01S00205.fsehelp +++| 00226 M01S00206.fsehelp +++| Entry Description 00227 M01S00207.fsehelp +++| 00228 M01S00208.fsehelp +++| ASCII Specifies that the file is in the ASCII 95-character (FA) 00229 M01S00209.fsehelp +++| set (internally represented in 6/12 bit display 00230 M01S00210.fsehelp +++| code, which is the default if your terminal is already 00231 M01S00211.fsehelp +++| in ASCII mode). 00232 M01S00212.fsehelp +++| 00233 M01S00213.fsehelp +++| ASCII8 Specifies that the file is in the ASCII 128-character 00234 M01S00214.fsehelp +++| set (internally represented in 7-bit ASCII code, 00235 M01S00215.fsehelp +++| right-justified in a 12-bit byte). 00236 M01S00216.fsehelp +++| 00237 M01S00217.fsehelp +++| DISPLAY Specifies that the file is in the ASCII 64-character 00238 M01S00218.fsehelp +++| or set (internally represented in 6-bit display 00239 M01S00219.fsehelp +++| NORMAL code, which is the default if your terminal is 00240 M01S00220.fsehelp +++| already in NORMAL mode). 00241 M01S00221.fsehelp +++| 00242 M01S00222.fsehelp +++| GET Instructs FSE to retrieve a fresh copy of a (FG) 00243 M01S00223.fsehelp +++| permanent file (direct or indirect access). Any 00244 M01S00224.fsehelp +++| changes you have made that have not become 00245 M01S00225.fsehelp +++| permanent since the file was last retrieved 00246 M01S00226.fsehelp +++| are lost. 00247 M01S00227.fsehelp +++| 00248 M01S00228.fsehelp +++| READ Instructs FSE to get a fresh copy of a local or (FR) 00249 M01S00229.fsehelp +++| attached file. Any changes you have made that 00250 M01S00230.fsehelp +++| have not become permanent since the file was 00251 M01S00231.fsehelp +++| last retrieved are lost. 00252 M01S00232.fsehelp +++| 00253 M01S00233.fsehelp +++| SPLIT Specifies split screen editing, causing the file (FS) 00254 M01S00234.fsehelp +++| you specified on the FSE directive to appear in the 00255 M01S00235.fsehelp +++| bottom half of the screen. 00256 M01S00236.fsehelp +++| 00257 M01S00237.fsehelp +++|Example: The following FSE directive instructs FSE to make file 00258 M01S00238.fsehelp +++| MYFILE local and display it on the bottom half of the 00259 M01S00239.fsehelp +++| screen: 00260 M01S00240.fsehelp +++| 00261 M01S00241.fsehelp +++| FSE MYFILE GET SPLIT 00262 M01S00242.fsehelp +++| 00263 M01S00243.fsehelp +++| (GET)(G) 00264 M01S00244.fsehelp +++|GET or G 00265 M01S00245.fsehelp +++| 00266 M01S00246.fsehelp +++|Purpose: Displays editor status, column numbers, and current 00267 M01S00247.fsehelp +++| programmable function key settings. 00268 M01S00248.fsehelp +++| 00269 M01S00249.fsehelp +++|Format: GET STATUS ALIGN 00270 M01S00250.fsehelp +++| 00271 M01S00251.fsehelp +++|Parameters: STATUS or S (GS) 00272 M01S00252.fsehelp +++| Displays local file information and current programmable 00273 M01S00253.fsehelp +++| function key settings. 00274 M01S00254.fsehelp +++| 00275 M01S00255.fsehelp +++| ALIGN or A (GA) 00276 M01S00256.fsehelp +++| Prints a line of column numbers over the current line. 00277 M01S00257.fsehelp +++| 00278 M01S00258.fsehelp +++|Remarks: Return to your file text by pressing NEXT or RETURN. 00279 M01S00259.fsehelp +++| 00280 M01S00260.fsehelp +++|Example: The following GET directive displays local file information 00281 M01S00261.fsehelp +++| and current programmable function key settings: 00282 M01S00262.fsehelp +++| 00283 M01S00263.fsehelp +++| GET STATUS 00284 M01S00264.fsehelp +++| 00285 M01S00265.fsehelp +++| (HELP)(H) 00286 M01S00266.fsehelp +++|HELP or H 00287 M01S00267.fsehelp +++| 00288 M01S00268.fsehelp +++|Purpose: Displays the FSE help file. 00289 M01S00269.fsehelp +++| 00290 M01S00270.fsehelp +++|Format: HELP directive 00291 M01S00271.fsehelp +++| 00292 M01S00272.fsehelp +++|Parameters: directive 00293 M01S00273.fsehelp +++| Directive (or its abbreviation) that you need help with. 00294 M01S00274.fsehelp +++| FSE will then position you to a description of that 00295 M01S00275.fsehelp +++| directive. 00296 M01S00276.fsehelp +++| 00297 M01S00277.fsehelp +++| If you do not specify a directive, or if you specify an 00298 M01S00278.fsehelp +++| unrecognizable directive, you are positioned on the first 00299 M01S00279.fsehelp +++| page of this file. (Pressing the HELP key performs the 00300 M01S00280.fsehelp +++| same function as entering the HELP directive without 00301 M01S00281.fsehelp +++| specifying a directive name.) 00302 M01S00282.fsehelp +++| 00303 M01S00283.fsehelp +++|Remarks: To return to editing after viewing the HELP file, enter 00304 M01S00284.fsehelp +++| the EDIT directive. 00305 M01S00285.fsehelp +++| 00306 M01S00286.fsehelp +++|Example: The following HELP directive accesses the FSE help file and 00307 M01S00287.fsehelp +++| positions you on the LOCATE directive description: 00308 M01S00288.fsehelp +++| 00309 M01S00289.fsehelp +++| HELP LOCATE or HL 00310 M01S00290.fsehelp +++| 00311 M01S00291.fsehelp +++| 00312 M01S00292.fsehelp +++| 00313 M01S00293.fsehelp +++| (INSERT)(I) 00314 M01S00294.fsehelp +++|INSERT or I 00315 M01S00295.fsehelp +++| 00316 M01S00296.fsehelp +++|Purpose: Inserts one or more lines of text. 00317 M01S00297.fsehelp +++| 00318 M01S00298.fsehelp +++|Format: INSERT line PREVIOUS /string/ BLANK WORD 00319 M01S00299.fsehelp +++| 00320 M01S00300.fsehelp +++|Parameters: line 00321 M01S00301.fsehelp +++| The lines to be affected by the insert (default is the 00322 M01S00302.fsehelp +++| current line). 00323 M01S00303.fsehelp +++| 00324 M01S00304.fsehelp +++| PREVIOUS or P (IP) 00325 M01S00305.fsehelp +++| Specifies that you want the insertion to occur before 00326 M01S00306.fsehelp +++| a character or line rather than after. 00327 M01S00307.fsehelp +++| 00328 M01S00308.fsehelp +++| string 00329 M01S00309.fsehelp +++| Inserts the string at the current or specified line. 00330 M01S00310.fsehelp +++| 00331 M01S00311.fsehelp +++| BLANK or B (IB) 00332 M01S00312.fsehelp +++| Inserts blank lines at the current or specified line 00333 M01S00313.fsehelp +++| so you can enter text. 00334 M01S00314.fsehelp +++| 00335 M01S00315.fsehelp +++| WORD or W (IW) 00336 M01S00316.fsehelp +++| Inserts 30 blank characters at the cursor position 00337 M01S00317.fsehelp +++| (enabling you to enter text). This is more convenient 00338 M01S00318.fsehelp +++| than repeatedly pressing the INSRT key. 00339 M01S00319.fsehelp +++| 00340 M01S00320.fsehelp +++|Example: The following INSERT directive inserts the string 00341 M01S00321.fsehelp +++| abc after line 10: 00342 M01S00322.fsehelp +++| 00343 M01S00323.fsehelp +++| INSERT 10 /abc/ 00344 M01S00324.fsehelp +++| 00345 M01S00325.fsehelp +++| (LOCATE)(L)(LN)(LP) 00346 M01S00326.fsehelp +++|LOCATE or L 00347 M01S00327.fsehelp +++| 00348 M01S00328.fsehelp +++|Purpose: Locates a specified string. 00349 M01S00329.fsehelp +++| 00350 M01S00330.fsehelp +++|Format: LOCATE WORD direction /string/ range IN tab UPPER QUIET 00351 M01S00331.fsehelp +++| 00352 M01S00332.fsehelp +++|Parameters: WORD or W (LW) 00353 M01S00333.fsehelp +++| Specifies that the string is not part of another word 00354 M01S00334.fsehelp +++| (the string is bounded by punctuation marks, blank characters, 00355 M01S00335.fsehelp +++| beginning or end of lines). 00356 M01S00336.fsehelp +++| 00357 M01S00337.fsehelp +++| direction (LB) 00358 M01S00338.fsehelp +++| The direction in which the directive is to move in the file 00359 M01S00339.fsehelp +++| (default is forward). 00360 M01S00340.fsehelp +++| 00361 M01S00341.fsehelp +++| string 00362 M01S00342.fsehelp +++| The text string you wish to locate. 00363 M01S00343.fsehelp +++| 00364 M01S00344.fsehelp +++| range 00365 M01S00345.fsehelp +++| The lines in which FSE is to search for the specified 00366 M01S00346.fsehelp +++| string (default range is from the current line to the 00367 M01S00347.fsehelp +++| end of the file). 00368 M01S00348.fsehelp +++| 00369 M01S00349.fsehelp +++| IN tab or I tab 00370 M01S00350.fsehelp +++| The tab field in which FSE is to search for the specified 00371 M01S00351.fsehelp +++| string (default is all tab fields). 00372 M01S00352.fsehelp +++| 00373 M01S00353.fsehelp +++| UPPER or U (LU) 00374 M01S00354.fsehelp +++| Instructs FSE to search the file as though all characters 00375 M01S00355.fsehelp +++| are uppercase. 00376 M01S00356.fsehelp +++| 00377 M01S00357.fsehelp +++| QUIET or Q (LQ) 00378 M01S00358.fsehelp +++| Instructs FSE not to print the results of the LOCATE 00379 M01S00359.fsehelp +++| directive. The cursor is positioned at the last line 00380 M01S00360.fsehelp +++| located. 00381 M01S00361.fsehelp +++| 00382 M01S00362.fsehelp +++|Example: The following LOCATE directive locates the next three 00383 M01S00363.fsehelp +++| lines in which abc occurs in tab field 2: 00384 M01S00364.fsehelp +++| 00385 M01S00365.fsehelp +++| LOCATE NEXT 3/abc/ IN 2 00386 M01S00366.fsehelp +++| 00387 M01S00367.fsehelp +++| (MOVE)(M) 00388 M01S00368.fsehelp +++|MOVE or M 00389 M01S00369.fsehelp +++| 00390 M01S00370.fsehelp +++|Purpose: Moves a block of text to another location. 00391 M01S00371.fsehelp +++| 00392 M01S00372.fsehelp +++|Format: MOVE range (file1) TO line (file2) QUIET 00393 M01S00373.fsehelp +++| 00394 M01S00374.fsehelp +++|Parameters: range 00395 M01S00375.fsehelp +++| The lines you want to move (default is the current line). 00396 M01S00376.fsehelp +++| 00397 M01S00377.fsehelp +++| (file1) 00398 M01S00378.fsehelp +++| File in which the lines to be moved reside (default is 00399 M01S00379.fsehelp +++| the current file). 00400 M01S00380.fsehelp +++| 00401 M01S00381.fsehelp +++| TO or T 00402 M01S00382.fsehelp +++| Separates the lines to be moved from their destination. (MT) 00403 M01S00383.fsehelp +++| 00404 M01S00384.fsehelp +++| line 00405 M01S00385.fsehelp +++| The line after which the moved lines will appear. This 00406 M01S00386.fsehelp +++| line can be in the current edit file or another file 00407 M01S00387.fsehelp +++| (default is the current line). 00408 M01S00388.fsehelp +++| 00409 M01S00389.fsehelp +++| (file2) 00410 M01S00390.fsehelp +++| The file to which the text is to be moved (default is 00411 M01S00391.fsehelp +++| the current file). 00412 M01S00392.fsehelp +++| 00413 M01S00393.fsehelp +++| QUIET or Q (MQ) 00414 M01S00394.fsehelp +++| Instructs FSE to not print the results of the MOVE 00415 M01S00395.fsehelp +++| directive. 00416 M01S00396.fsehelp +++| 00417 M01S00397.fsehelp +++|Example: The following MOVE directive moves lines 10 through 20 of 00418 M01S00398.fsehelp +++| the current file to a position immediately after line 50 00419 M01S00399.fsehelp +++| of file XFILE: 00420 M01S00400.fsehelp +++| 00421 M01S00401.fsehelp +++| MOVE 10 20 TO 50 (XFILE) 00422 M01S00402.fsehelp +++| 00423 M01S00403.fsehelp +++| (PRINT)(P) 00424 M01S00404.fsehelp +++|PRINT or P 00425 M01S00405.fsehelp +++| 00426 M01S00406.fsehelp +++|Purpose: Either displays the specified lines when line editing or 00427 M01S00407.fsehelp +++| positions the cursor on the specified line when screen 00428 M01S00408.fsehelp +++| editing. 00429 M01S00409.fsehelp +++| 00430 M01S00410.fsehelp +++|Format: PRINT range QUIET 00431 M01S00411.fsehelp +++| 00432 M01S00412.fsehelp +++|Parameters: range 00433 M01S00413.fsehelp +++| The line or lines you want displayed (default is the 00434 M01S00414.fsehelp +++| current line). 00435 M01S00415.fsehelp +++| 00436 M01S00416.fsehelp +++| QUIET or Q (PQ) 00437 M01S00417.fsehelp +++| Instructs FSE not to display the specified lines. The 00438 M01S00418.fsehelp +++| cursor is positioned at the last line specified. 00439 M01S00419.fsehelp +++| 00440 M01S00420.fsehelp +++| 00441 M01S00421.fsehelp +++|Remarks: When screen editing, the PRINT directive is best thought of 00442 M01S00422.fsehelp +++| as a positioning directive. If the line specified is on 00443 M01S00423.fsehelp +++| the screen, the cursor is moved to that line. Otherwise the 00444 M01S00424.fsehelp +++| screen is rewritten starting at the specified line. The 00445 M01S00425.fsehelp +++| PRINT directive is the basic way to view text while 00446 M01S00426.fsehelp +++| line editing. 00447 M01S00427.fsehelp +++| 00448 M01S00428.fsehelp +++|Example: The following PRINT directive prints (displays) the current 00449 M01S00429.fsehelp +++| line and the two following lines: 00450 M01S00430.fsehelp +++| 00451 M01S00431.fsehelp +++| PRINT REPEAT 3 00452 M01S00432.fsehelp +++| 00453 M01S00433.fsehelp +++| (QUIT)(Q) 00454 M01S00434.fsehelp +++|QUIT or Q 00455 M01S00435.fsehelp +++| 00456 M01S00436.fsehelp +++|Purpose: Exits FSE or an FSE procedure. 00457 M01S00437.fsehelp +++| 00458 M01S00438.fsehelp +++|Format: QUIT REPLACE QUIET UNDO PROC range/NOS command 00459 M01S00439.fsehelp +++| 00460 M01S00440.fsehelp +++| 00461 M01S00441.fsehelp +++|Parameters: REPLACE or R (QR) 00462 M01S00442.fsehelp +++| Makes changes to the current edit file permanent. 00463 M01S00443.fsehelp +++| If a permanent file with the same name already exists, 00464 M01S00444.fsehelp +++| it is overwritten. If you have created a new file, 00465 M01S00445.fsehelp +++| the new file is made permanent. (The REPLACE parameter 00466 M01S00446.fsehelp +++| is not necessary if you are editing a direct access file 00467 M01S00447.fsehelp +++| attached in write mode, since all changes affect the 00468 M01S00448.fsehelp +++| permanent copy. 00469 M01S00449.fsehelp +++| 00470 M01S00450.fsehelp +++| QUIET or Q (QQ) 00471 M01S00451.fsehelp +++| Instructs FSE not to print the file status messages which 00472 M01S00452.fsehelp +++| usually appear when you stop FSE. 00473 M01S00453.fsehelp +++| 00474 M01S00454.fsehelp +++| UNDO (QUNDO) 00475 M01S00455.fsehelp +++| Totally abandons an edit session. The UNDO parameter of
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Seq # *Modification Id* Act ----------------------------+ 00478 M02S00458.ns2503 ---| edit session are not written anywhere. 00479 M01S00021.ns2503 +++| the QUIT directive and the DATA directive can not be 00480 M01S00022.ns2503 +++| abbreviated. Changes made during the current edit 00481 M01S00023.ns2503 +++| session are discarded. 00482 M01S00459.fsehelp +++| 00483 M01S00460.fsehelp +++| PROC range or P range (QP) 00484 M01S00461.fsehelp +++| Has two uses: 00485 M01S00462.fsehelp +++| 00486 M01S00463.fsehelp +++| 1. QUIT PROC can be used in place of an (EOR) marker to 00487 M01S00464.fsehelp +++| save disk space. 00488 M01S00465.fsehelp +++| 00489 M01S00466.fsehelp +++| 2. QUIT PROC range (range is optional) stops processing 00490 M01S00467.fsehelp +++| of an FSE procedure under specified conditions, and is 00491 M01S00468.fsehelp +++| thus used for conditional processing in procedures. The 00492 M01S00469.fsehelp +++| range parameter specifies the range within a file (such 00493 M01S00470.fsehelp +++| as from current line to last line) in which the procedure 00494 M01S00471.fsehelp +++| is to operate before QP terminates the procedure. 00495 M01S00472.fsehelp +++| 00496 M01S00473.fsehelp +++| If specified, PROC range must be the only parameter 00497 M01S00474.fsehelp +++| on the QUIT directive. 00498 M01S00475.fsehelp +++| 00499 M01S00476.fsehelp +++| /NOS command (Q/)(QNOS) 00500 M01S00477.fsehelp +++| Enables you to include NOS commands on the QUIT 00501 M01S00478.fsehelp +++| directive. Anything following the / is considered part 00502 M01S00479.fsehelp +++| of a NOS command. If you also include the REPLACE or 00503 M01S00480.fsehelp +++| UNDO parameter, they are executed before any NOS command 00504 M01S00481.fsehelp +++| is executed. 00505 M01S00482.fsehelp +++| 00506 M01S00483.fsehelp +++|Remarks: When you do not specify any parameters, QUIT stops FSE and 00507 M01S00484.fsehelp +++| makes no permanent changes to your file. The permanent file 00508 M01S00485.fsehelp +++| is also unaffected. An exception occurs if you are editing a 00509 M01S00486.fsehelp +++| direct access file that is attached in WRITE mode. In this 00510 M01S00487.fsehelp +++| case the changes are made permanent even though no parameters 00511 M01S00488.fsehelp +++| have been specified. 00512 M01S00489.fsehelp +++| 00513 M01S00490.fsehelp +++|Example: The following QUIT directive stops FSE, makes your changes 00514 M01S00491.fsehelp +++| permanent, and returns you to your edit session: 00515 M01S00492.fsehelp +++| 00516 M01S00493.fsehelp +++| QUIT REPLACE/FSE 00517 M01S00494.fsehelp +++| 00518 M01S00495.fsehelp +++| 00519 M01S00496.fsehelp +++| (REPLACE)(R) 00520 M01S00497.fsehelp +++|REPLACE or R 00521 M01S00498.fsehelp +++| 00522 M01S00499.fsehelp +++|Purpose: Searches for a string and replaces it with another string. 00523 M01S00500.fsehelp +++| 00524 M01S00501.fsehelp +++|Format: REPLACE WORD direction string1/string2/ range IN tab UPPER QUIET 00525 M01S00502.fsehelp +++| 00526 M01S00503.fsehelp +++|Parameters: WORD or W (RW) 00527 M01S00504.fsehelp +++| Specifies that the string to be replaced is not part of 00528 M01S00505.fsehelp +++| another word (the string is bounded by punctuation marks, 00529 M01S00506.fsehelp +++| blank characters, beginning or end of lines). 00530 M01S00507.fsehelp +++| 00531 M01S00508.fsehelp +++| direction 00532 M01S00509.fsehelp +++| The direction in which the directive is to move in the 00533 M01S00510.fsehelp +++| file (default is forward). 00534 M01S00511.fsehelp +++| 00535 M01S00512.fsehelp +++| string1 00536 M01S00513.fsehelp +++| The text string you wish to replace. 00537 M01S00514.fsehelp +++| 00538 M01S00515.fsehelp +++| string2 00539 M01S00516.fsehelp +++| The string to replace string1. 00540 M01S00517.fsehelp +++| 00541 M01S00518.fsehelp +++| range 00542 M01S00519.fsehelp +++| The lines in which FSE is to replace the specified 00543 M01S00520.fsehelp +++| string. 00544 M01S00521.fsehelp +++| 00545 M01S00522.fsehelp +++| IN tab or I tab 00546 M01S00523.fsehelp +++| The tab field in which FSE is to replace the specified 00547 M01S00524.fsehelp +++| string (default is all tab fields). 00548 M01S00525.fsehelp +++| 00549 M01S00526.fsehelp +++| UPPER or U (RU) 00550 M01S00527.fsehelp +++| Instructs FSE to search for string1 as if all characters 00551 M01S00528.fsehelp +++| in the file are uppercase. 00552 M01S00529.fsehelp +++| 00553 M01S00530.fsehelp +++| QUIET or Q (RQ) 00554 M01S00531.fsehelp +++| Instructs FSE to not print the results of the REPLACE 00555 M01S00532.fsehelp +++| directive. The cursor is positioned at the last line 00556 M01S00533.fsehelp +++| replaced. 00557 M01S00534.fsehelp +++| 00558 M01S00535.fsehelp +++|Remarks: If you do not specify any parameters, the last REPLACE 00559 M01S00536.fsehelp +++| directive is repeated using the specified parameters. 00560 M01S00537.fsehelp +++| 00561 M01S00538.fsehelp +++|Example: The following REPLACE directive replaces all occurences 00562 M01S00539.fsehelp +++| (on the next four lines on which they are found) of abc in 00563 M01S00540.fsehelp +++| tab field 2 with xyz: 00564 M01S00541.fsehelp +++| 00565 M01S00542.fsehelp +++| REPLACE NEXT 4/abc/xyz/ IN 2 00566 M01S00543.fsehelp +++| 00567 M01S00544.fsehelp +++| (SET)(S) 00568 M01S00545.fsehelp +++|SET or S 00569 M01S00546.fsehelp +++| 00570 M01S00547.fsehelp +++|Purpose: Sets various FSE and file parameters. 00571 M01S00548.fsehelp +++| 00572 M01S00549.fsehelp +++|Format: SET keyword value (you must include a keyword) 00573 M01S00550.fsehelp +++| 00574 M01S00551.fsehelp +++| Valid SET directives are: 00575 M01S00552.fsehelp +++| 00576 M01S00553.fsehelp +++| SET ANNOUNCE/string/ or SA/string/ (SA) 00577 M01S00554.fsehelp +++| Displays string on the FSE message line. 00578 M01S00555.fsehelp +++| 00579 M01S00556.fsehelp +++| 00580 M01S00557.fsehelp +++| SET CHARACTER char or SC char (SC) 00581 M01S00558.fsehelp +++| Redefines the tab character (default is \). char may be 00582 M01S00559.fsehelp +++| any punctuation character except semicolon or blank. 00583 M01S00560.fsehelp +++| To use semicolon, enter SC SEMI. To use the blank 00584 M01S00561.fsehelp +++| character, enter SC BLANK. 00585 M01S00562.fsehelp +++| 00586 M01S00024.ns2503 +++| 00587 M01S00025.ns2503 +++| SET DCOLON value or SD value (SD)(SDY)(SDN) 00588 M01S00026.ns2503 +++| Sets the format that display code colons will be rewritten 00589 M01S00027.ns2503 +++| when you exit FSE if editing ASCII files containing DISPLAY 00590 M01S00028.ns2503 +++| CODE colons. Value can be YES or NO, YES means that colons 00591 M01S00029.ns2503 +++| will be written as DISPLAY CODE colons, NO means that they 00592 M01S00030.ns2503 +++| will be written as 6/12 ASCII colons. This command is eq- 00593 M01S00031.ns2503 +++| uivalent to the warning message that FSE prompts you with 00594 M01S00032.ns2503 +++| on exit and will preempt this message. 00595 M01S00033.ns2503 +++| 00596 M01S00563.fsehelp +++| SET FILENAME filename or SF filename (SF) 00597 M01S00564.fsehelp +++| Changes the name of the current file to the specified 00598 M01S00565.fsehelp +++| filename. Changing the name of the file copies 00599 M01S00566.fsehelp +++| the current edit file (with its changes) to the 00600 M01S00567.fsehelp +++| specified file, leaving the old file intact. 00601 M01S00568.fsehelp +++| 00602 M01S00569.fsehelp +++| SET INCREMENT number or SI num (SI) 00603 M01S00570.fsehelp +++| Sets the line number increment for lines inserted into 00604 M01S00571.fsehelp +++| BASIC or interactive FORTRAN sequenced files (default 00605 M01S00572.fsehelp +++| increment is 100). 00606 M01S00573.fsehelp +++| 00607 M01S00034.ns2503 +++| SET JUMP value or SJ value (SJ)(SJY)(SJN) 00608 M01S00035.ns2503 +++| Sets the JUMP feature on or off. Values can be YES or 00609 M01S00036.ns2503 +++| NO. Yes activates the JUMP feature, which means that 00610 M01S00037.ns2503 +++| the cursor will move to the first character position 00611 M01S00038.ns2503 +++| of the next line (if the line is non blank) or beneath 00612 M01S00039.ns2503 +++| the first character of the previous line (if the line 00613 M01S00040.ns2503 +++| is blank) on carriage returns. A value of NO disables 00614 M01S00041.ns2503 +++| the feature so that the cursor will move to the first 00615 M01S00042.ns2503 +++| position of the next line on carriage return. This 00616 M01S00043.ns2503 +++| directive is only applicable to screen mode. 00617 M01S00044.ns2503 +++| 00618 M01S00574.fsehelp +++| SET KEY num /SHIFT/string/LABEL/string/ or SK num/S/string/L/string (SK) 00619 M01S00575.fsehelp +++| Redefines a programmable function key so that when 00620 M01S00576.fsehelp +++| pressed it will execute the directive(s) specified 00621 M01S00577.fsehelp +++| by the string parameter. Include the SHIFT or S 00622 M01S00578.fsehelp +++| parameter to define shifted function keys. Use the LABEL 00623 M01S00579.fsehelp +++| parameter to label the key on the screen. The directive 00624 M01S00580.fsehelp +++| string can be up to 244 characters; the label string can 00625 M01S00581.fsehelp +++| be as many as 6. 00626 M01S00582.fsehelp +++| 00627 M01S00583.fsehelp +++| SET LINE or SL (SL) 00628 M01S00584.fsehelp +++| Sets line mode temporarily. You can set line mode 00629 M01S00585.fsehelp +++| permanently with the NOS LINE command before entering 00630 M01S00586.fsehelp +++| FSE (default is line mode). 00631 M01S00587.fsehelp +++| 00632 M01S00588.fsehelp +++| SET MARK range WORD or SM range W (SM) 00633 M01S00589.fsehelp +++| Sets one or more temporary markers to be used with another 00634 M01S00590.fsehelp +++| directive. (This is also what the MARK key does.) Use 00635 M01S00591.fsehelp +++| WORD to mark characters instead of lines (default is the 00636 M01S00592.fsehelp +++| current line). 00637 M01S00593.fsehelp +++| 00638 M01S00594.fsehelp +++| SET NUMBER value or SN value (SN) 00639 M01S00595.fsehelp +++| Tells FSE how to deal with line numbers. Values may be: 00640 M01S00596.fsehelp +++| 00641 M01S00597.fsehelp +++| AUTO or A Assumes file is unsequenced (default). 00642 M01S00598.fsehelp +++| Generates line numbers when line editing. 00643 M01S00599.fsehelp +++| 00644 M01S00600.fsehelp +++| BASIC or B Generates line sequence numbers beginning 00645 M01S00601.fsehelp +++| with 00100, incremented by 100 (default in 00646 M01S00602.fsehelp +++| BASIC subsystem). 00647 M01S00603.fsehelp +++| 00648 M01S00604.fsehelp +++| FORTRAN or F Generates line sequence numbers beginning 00649 M01S00605.fsehelp +++| with 00100, incremented by 100 (default in 00650 M01S00606.fsehelp +++| FORTRAN subsystem). Inserts a blank between 00651 M01S00607.fsehelp +++| the number and the first character of text. 00652 M01S00608.fsehelp +++| 00653 M01S00609.fsehelp +++| NONE or N Assumes file is unsequenced. FSE does not print 00654 M01S00610.fsehelp +++| line numbers while line editing. 00655 M01S00611.fsehelp +++| 00656 M01S00612.fsehelp +++| SET PROMPT value or SP value (SP) 00657 M01S00613.fsehelp +++| Tells FSE how you want the programmable function key 00658 M01S00614.fsehelp +++| prompts (labels) displayed on the screen. Values can be: 00659 M01S00615.fsehelp +++| 00660 M01S00616.fsehelp +++| 0 Instructs FSE to not display any prompts. 00661 M01S00617.fsehelp +++| 00662 M01S00618.fsehelp +++| 1 Displays the first 8 prompts (default). 00663 M01S00619.fsehelp +++| 00664 M01S00620.fsehelp +++| 2 Displays all 16 prompts. 00665 M01S00621.fsehelp +++| 00666 M01S00045.ns2503 +++| 00667 M01S00046.ns2503 +++| SET REWRITE value or SR value (SR)(SRY)(SRN) 00668 M01S00047.ns2503 +++| Sets (value equal YES) or clears (value equal NO) the 00669 M01S00048.ns2503 +++| changed flag for the current file so that it will or 00670 M01S00049.ns2503 +++| will not be rewritten on exit from FSE. Note that a 00671 M01S00050.ns2503 +++| YES value is only allowable on a non READ-ONLY file. 00672 M01S00622.fsehelp +++| 00673 M01S00623.fsehelp +++| SET SCREEN or SS (SS) 00674 M01S00624.fsehelp +++| If you have used the NOS SCREEN command to set screen mode 00675 M01S00625.fsehelp +++| before starting FSE and then decided to switch to line mode, 00676 M01S00626.fsehelp +++| the SET SCREEN directive will return you to screen mode. 00677 M01S00627.fsehelp +++| In addition, if you have been detached from your job during 00678 M01S00628.fsehelp +++| an FSE session, and after resuming the job you are prompted 00679 M01S00629.fsehelp +++| with '??', enter SET SCREEN to resume screen editing. 00680 M01S00630.fsehelp +++| 00681 M01S00631.fsehelp +++| SET TAB col1 col2..col20 or ST col1 col2 col20 (ST) 00682 M01S00632.fsehelp +++| Sets tab stops at the specified columns. You are allowed 00683 M01S00633.fsehelp +++| 20 or fewer tab settings. If you do not specify any 00684 M01S00634.fsehelp +++| column numbers, all tabs are cleared (default tabs are 7 00685 M01S00635.fsehelp +++| and 72). 00686 M01S00636.fsehelp +++|
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M01 (Added by) | fsehelp |
M02 (Updated by) | ns2503 |
Seq # *Modification Id* Act ----------------------------+ 00687 M02S00637.ns2503 ---| SET UNDO value or SUvalue (SUNDO)(SU)(SUN)(SUY) 00688 M01S00051.ns2503 +++| SET UNDO value or SU value (SUNDO)(SU)(SUN) 00689 M01S00638.fsehelp +++| Sets the UNDO feature on or off. Values can be YES or 00690 M01S00639.fsehelp +++| NO. YES activates the UNDO feature, NO disables it. 00691 M01S00640.fsehelp +++| 00692 M01S00641.fsehelp +++| SET VIEW value or SV value (SV) 00693 M01S00642.fsehelp +++| Tells FSE how to format the screen. Values can be: 00694 M01S00643.fsehelp +++| 00695 M01S00644.fsehelp +++| COLUMN num or C num Specifies the number of columns to be (SVC) 00696 M01S00645.fsehelp +++| displayed. 00697 M01S00646.fsehelp +++| 00698 M01S00647.fsehelp +++| EDIT num or E num Defines a column width for text that (SVE) 00699 M01S00648.fsehelp +++| can be edited. Text beyond column num 00700 M01S00649.fsehelp +++| cannot be edited. 00701 M01S00650.fsehelp +++| 00702 M01S00651.fsehelp +++| LINES num or L num Specifies the number of lines to be (SVL) 00703 M01S00652.fsehelp +++| displayed. 00704 M01S00653.fsehelp +++|
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M01 (Added by) | fsehelp |
M02 (Updated by) | ns2503 |
Seq # *Modification Id* Act ----------------------------+ 00705 M02S00654.ns2503 ---| OFFSET num or O num Changes the leftmost column displayed to (SVOnum) 00706 M01S00052.ns2503 +++| OFFSET num or O num Sets the leftmost column displayed to (SVO) 00707 M01S00655.fsehelp +++| the column specified. If num is omitted, 00708 M01S00656.fsehelp +++| the column at the cursor position is moved 00709 M01S00657.fsehelp +++| to the far left of the screen. 00710 M01S00658.fsehelp +++| 00711 M01S00659.fsehelp +++| SPLIT num or S num Number of lines used for the bottom half of (SVS) 00712 M01S00660.fsehelp +++| a split screen edit. 00713 M01S00661.fsehelp +++| 00714 M01S00662.fsehelp +++| WARN num or W num Specifies a line length limit. 00715 M01S00663.fsehelp +++|
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M01 (Added by) | fsehelp |
M02 (Updated by) | ns2503 |
Seq # *Modification Id* Act ----------------------------+ 00716 M02S00664.ns2503 ---| SET WORD FILL margin1 margin2 margin3 or SWF margin1 margin2 margin3 (SWF)
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M02 (Updated by) | ns2503 |
Seq # *Modification Id* Act ----------------------------+ 00717 M02S00665.ns2503 ---| Sets the left margin, right margin, and paragraph
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M01 (Added by) | fsehelp |
M02 (Updated by) | ns2503 |
Seq # *Modification Id* Act ----------------------------+ 00718 M02S00666.ns2503 ---| indentation margin used by the .FILL and .CENTER
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M01 (Added by) | fsehelp |
M02 (Updated by) | ns2503 |
Seq # *Modification Id* Act ----------------------------+ 00719 M02S00667.ns2503 ---| directives. If only one number is specified, it is the
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M02 (Updated by) | ns2503 |
Seq # *Modification Id* Act ----------------------------+ 00720 M02S00668.ns2503 ---| left margin. The right margin and indent are set to 1.
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M02 (Updated by) | ns2503 |
Seq # *Modification Id* Act ----------------------------+ 00721 M02S00669.ns2503 ---| Default values are 1, 65, and 5. 00722 M01S00053.ns2503 +++| SET WORD FILL LEFTMARGIN RIGHTMARGIN INDENT value or (SWF) 00723 M01S00054.ns2503 +++| SWF LEFTMARGIN RIGHTMARGIN INDENT value. 00724 M01S00055.ns2503 +++| Sets the left margin, right margin and paragraph indentation 00725 M01S00056.ns2503 +++| margin used by the .FILL and .CENTER directives. Value (if 00726 M01S00057.ns2503 +++| specified) determines if right justified (value equals YES) 00727 M01S00058.ns2503 +++| or normal (value equals NO) paragraphs result from the 00728 M01S00059.ns2503 +++| .FILL directive. To specify this value all three margins 00729 M01S00060.ns2503 +++| must be set. If only one number is specified, it is the left 00730 M01S00061.ns2503 +++| margin, the right margin and indent are set to one. 00731 M01S00062.ns2503 +++| Default values are 1, 65, 5 and NO. 00732 M01S00670.fsehelp +++| 00733 M01S00671.fsehelp +++| SET X line WORD or SX line W (SX) 00734 M01S00672.fsehelp +++| 00735 M01S00673.fsehelp +++| SET Y line WORD or SY line W (SY) 00736 M01S00674.fsehelp +++| 00737 M01S00675.fsehelp +++| SET Z line WORD or SZ line W (SZ) 00738 M01S00676.fsehelp +++| Sets the X, Y or Z line pointer to the specified line. 00739 M01S00677.fsehelp +++| The WORD parameter sets the pointer to a character rather 00740 M01S00678.fsehelp +++| than a line. 00741 M01S00679.fsehelp +++| 00742 M01S00680.fsehelp +++| (TEACH)(T) 00743 M01S00681.fsehelp +++|TEACH or T 00744 M01S00682.fsehelp +++| 00745 M01S00683.fsehelp +++|Purpose: Accesses a tutorial file showing you how the basic editing 00746 M01S00684.fsehelp +++| functions work and allowing you to practice these functions 00747 M01S00685.fsehelp +++| within the file itself. 00748 M01S00686.fsehelp +++| 00749 M01S00687.fsehelp +++|Format: TEACH parameter 00750 M01S00688.fsehelp +++| 00751 M01S00689.fsehelp +++| 00752 M01S00690.fsehelp +++|Remarks: If you have never used FSE before, this file is a good place 00753 M01S00691.fsehelp +++| to start. 00754 M01S00692.fsehelp +++| 00755 M01S00693.fsehelp +++|Parameter: Any topic within the TEACH file: 00756 M01S00694.fsehelp +++| 00757 M01S00695.fsehelp +++| BACKSPACE SHIFT-DLETE LOCATE REPLACE 132COL SHIFT-F7 00758 M01S00696.fsehelp +++| BACKTAB ENDLIN LOCNXT SHIFT 80COL F8 00759 M01S00697.fsehelp +++| BKW FWD MARK SPLIT F1 SHIFT-F8 00760 M01S00698.fsehelp +++| CENTER HOME MOVE TAB SHIFT-F1 F10 00761 M01S00699.fsehelp +++| CHARACTER INSRT MRKCHR UNDO F5 F11 00762 M01S00700.fsehelp +++| COPY SHIFT-INSRT NEXT UP F6 F12 00763 M01S00701.fsehelp +++| CURSOR JOIN PARA WORD F7 F13 00764 M01S00702.fsehelp +++| DIRECTIVE KEYS PARAGRAPH WORD PROCESSING F14 00765 M01S00703.fsehelp +++| DLETE LINE QUIT F15 00766 M01S00704.fsehelp +++| 00767 M01S00705.fsehelp +++| (UNDO)(U) 00768 M01S00706.fsehelp +++|UNDO or U 00769 M01S00707.fsehelp +++| 00770 M01S00708.fsehelp +++|Purpose: Cancels changes you have made to your file during your 00771 M01S00709.fsehelp +++| current edit session. 00772 M01S00710.fsehelp +++| 00773 M01S00711.fsehelp +++|Format: UNDO or U 00774 M01S00712.fsehelp +++| 00775 M01S00713.fsehelp +++|Remarks: Changes you have made to your file are cancelled in reverse 00776 M01S00714.fsehelp +++| chronological order each time you enter UNDO (the first UNDO 00777 M01S00715.fsehelp +++| command you enter cancels your most recent change). By 00778 M01S00716.fsehelp +++| repeatedly entering UNDO, you can cancel all the changes made 00779 M01S00717.fsehelp +++| during the editing session. The effect of UNDO, however, 00780 M01S00718.fsehelp +++| cannot be cancelled with another UNDO. In addition, UNDO 00781 M01S00719.fsehelp +++| does not cancel marks you had set for copying or moving text. 00782 M01S00720.fsehelp +++| 00783 M01S00721.fsehelp +++| The unit of work cancelled by each UNDO is one keyboard 00784 M01S00722.fsehelp +++| transaction (everything between carriage returns). 00785 M01S00723.fsehelp +++| On the CDC 721, the NEXT key is the carriage return key 00786 M01S00724.fsehelp +++| and the function keys each include their own carriage return. 00787 M01S00725.fsehelp +++| 00788 M01S00726.fsehelp +++| UNDO skips keyboard transactions which do not change anything. 00789 M01S00727.fsehelp +++| 00790 M01S00728.fsehelp +++| (UNMARK)(UNM)(UM) 00791 M01S00729.fsehelp +++|UNMARK or UM 00792 M01S00730.fsehelp +++| 00793 M01S00731.fsehelp +++|Purpose: Cancels marks you have set on characters or lines of text. 00794 M01S00732.fsehelp +++| 00795 M01S00733.fsehelp +++|Format: UNMARK or UM 00796 M01S00734.fsehelp +++| 00797 M01S00735.fsehelp +++|Remarks: When you enter UNMARK, the cursor need not be positioned on 00798 M01S00736.fsehelp +++| the marked text in order to cancel the marks. 00799 M01S00737.fsehelp +++| 00800 M01S00738.fsehelp +++| UNMARK does not cancel any changes you have made to your file 00801 M01S00739.fsehelp +++| (refer to UNDO). 00802 M01S00740.fsehelp +++| 00803 M01S00741.fsehelp +++| (VIEW)(V)(VN)(VP) 00804 M01S00742.fsehelp +++|VIEW or V 00805 M01S00743.fsehelp +++| 00806 M01S00744.fsehelp +++|Purpose: Controls what is shown on the screen. 00807 M01S00745.fsehelp +++| 00808 M01S00746.fsehelp +++|Format: VIEW line direction SCREEN HOME 00809 M01S00747.fsehelp +++| 00810 M01S00748.fsehelp +++|Parameters: line 00811 M01S00749.fsehelp +++| Displays the specified line in the middle of the screen 00812 M01S00750.fsehelp +++| (default is the current line). 00813 M01S00751.fsehelp +++| 00814 M01S00752.fsehelp +++| direction 00815 M01S00753.fsehelp +++| Direction you wish to view. The direction parameter 00816 M01S00754.fsehelp +++| can only be NEXT or PREVIOUS. 00817 M01S00755.fsehelp +++| 00818 M01S00756.fsehelp +++| SCREEN or S (VS) 00819 M01S00757.fsehelp +++| Enables you to view the previous or next screen (available 00820 M01S00758.fsehelp +++| only for screen editing). 00821 M01S00759.fsehelp +++| 00822 M01S00760.fsehelp +++| HOME or H (VH) 00823 M01S00761.fsehelp +++| Moves the cursor to the FSE directive line without changing 00824 M01S00762.fsehelp +++| your view of the file text (available only for screen 00825 M01S00763.fsehelp +++| editing). 00826 M01S00764.fsehelp +++| 00827 M01S00765.fsehelp +++|Example: The following directive returns you to the previous screen: 00828 M01S00766.fsehelp +++| 00829 M01S00767.fsehelp +++| VIEW PREVIOUS SCREEN 00830 M01S00768.fsehelp +++| 00831 M01S00769.fsehelp +++| 00832 M01S00770.fsehelp +++| (.)(DOT)(WORD)(PERIOD) 00833 M01S00771.fsehelp +++|. DOT 00834 M01S00772.fsehelp +++| 00835 M01S00773.fsehelp +++|Purpose: Performs word processing functions according to the 00836 M01S00774.fsehelp +++| specified parameter. 00837 M01S00775.fsehelp +++| 00838 M01S00776.fsehelp +++|Format: .parameter 00839 M01S00777.fsehelp +++| 00840 M01S00778.fsehelp +++|Parameters: CENTER or C (.C) 00841 M01S00779.fsehelp +++| Centers the current line within boundaries set by the SET 00842 M01S00780.fsehelp +++| WORD FILL directive. 00843 M01S00781.fsehelp +++| 00844 M01S00782.fsehelp +++| DELETE or D (.D) 00845 M01S00783.fsehelp +++| Deletes the current character. 00846 M01S00784.fsehelp +++| 00847 M01S00785.fsehelp +++| END or E (.E) 00848 M01S00786.fsehelp +++| Moves the cursor to the end of the current line. 00849 M01S00787.fsehelp +++| 00850 M01S00788.fsehelp +++| FILL or F (.F) 00851 M01S00789.fsehelp +++| Adjusts words or sentences within a paragraph of text to 00852 M01S00790.fsehelp +++| bring line lengths as close as possible to preset 00853 M01S00791.fsehelp +++| margins. A paragraph is defined as a group of lines 00854 M01S00792.fsehelp +++| that does not contain a blank line. 00855 M01S00793.fsehelp +++| 00856 M01S00794.fsehelp +++| INSERT or I (.I) 00857 M01S00795.fsehelp +++| 00858 M01S00796.fsehelp +++| Inserts one blank character at the current character. 00859 M01S00797.fsehelp +++| 00860 M01S00798.fsehelp +++| INSERT/string/ or I/string/ 00861 M01S00799.fsehelp +++| Inserts a string at the current character position. 00862 M01S00800.fsehelp +++| 00863 M01S00801.fsehelp +++| JOIN or J (.J) 00864 M01S00802.fsehelp +++| 00865 M01S00803.fsehelp +++| Combines the current line with the line after it. 00866 M01S00804.fsehelp +++| 00867 M01S00805.fsehelp +++| POS n or P n (.Pn) 00868 M01S00806.fsehelp +++| 00869 M01S00807.fsehelp +++| Moves the cursor to column n of the current line. 00870 M01S00808.fsehelp +++| 00871 M01S00809.fsehelp +++| SPLIT or S (.S) 00872 M01S00810.fsehelp +++| 00873 M01S00811.fsehelp +++| Divides one line into two. The line is split at the 00874 M01S00812.fsehelp +++| current position. 00875 M01S00813.fsehelp +++| 00876 M01S00814.fsehelp +++| (-)(DASH)(PROCEDURE)(PROC)(MINUS)(HYPHEN) 00877 M01S00815.fsehelp +++|- DASH 00878 M01S00816.fsehelp +++| 00879 M01S00817.fsehelp +++|Purpose: Executes an FSE procedure. 00880 M01S00818.fsehelp +++| 00881 M01S00819.fsehelp +++|Format: -procname (file) 00882 M01S00820.fsehelp +++| 00883 M01S00821.fsehelp +++|Parameters: procname
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M02 (Updated by) | ns2503 |
Seq # *Modification Id* Act ----------------------------+ 00884 M02S00822.ns2503 ---| Name of the procedure you wish to execute. 00885 M01S00063.ns2503 +++| Name of the procedure you wish to execute. Note that 00886 M01S00064.ns2503 +++| an FSE procedure is a GO TO, not a subroutine call or 00887 M01S00065.ns2503 +++| return jump. 00888 M01S00823.fsehelp +++| 00889 M01S00824.fsehelp +++| (file) 00890 M01S00825.fsehelp +++| File in which the specified procedure resides (default 00891 M01S00826.fsehelp +++| is FSEPROC). 00892 M01S00827.fsehelp +++| 00893 M01S00828.fsehelp +++|Example: The following directive executes the procedure named PROC 00894 M01S00829.fsehelp +++| residing in file MYFILE: 00895 M01S00830.fsehelp +++| 00896 M01S00831.fsehelp +++| -PROC (MYFILE) 00897 M01S00832.fsehelp +++| 00898 M01S00833.fsehelp +++| 00899 M01S00834.fsehelp +++| (--)(COMMENT) 00900 M01S00835.fsehelp +++|-- COMMENT 00901 M01S00836.fsehelp +++|Purpose: Enables you to include comments with FSE directives. 00902 M01S00837.fsehelp +++| 00903 M01S00838.fsehelp +++|Format: --comment 00904 M01S00839.fsehelp +++| 00905 M01S00840.fsehelp +++|Remarks: Using this directive you can document an FSE procedure 00906 M01S00841.fsehelp +++| within the procedure itself. 00907 M01S00842.fsehelp +++| 00908 M01S00843.fsehelp +++|Example: The following line of an FSE procedure contains a 00909 M01S00844.fsehelp +++| description of its function. 00910 M01S00845.fsehelp +++| 00911 M01S00846.fsehelp +++| C &L TO L -- Copies current line to end of file. 00912 M01S00847.fsehelp +++| 00913 M01S00848.fsehelp +++| 00914 M01S00849.fsehelp +++| (/)(SLASH)(NOS)(COMMAND) 00915 M01S00850.fsehelp +++|/ SLASH 00916 M01S00851.fsehelp +++|Purpose: Executes the characters following the slash (/) as a NOS 00917 M01S00852.fsehelp +++| command. 00918 M01S00853.fsehelp +++| 00919 M01S00854.fsehelp +++|Format: /command 00920 M01S00855.fsehelp +++| 00921 M01S00856.fsehelp +++|Parameter: command 00922 M01S00857.fsehelp +++| The NOS command you want executed. 00923 M01S00858.fsehelp +++| 00924 M01S00859.fsehelp +++|Remarks: The / acts as a QUIT directive without parameters. The 00925 M01S00860.fsehelp +++| file you were editing remains a local file containing 00926 M01S00861.fsehelp +++| changes made during your edit session. Your permanent copy 00927 M01S00862.fsehelp +++| is not replaced. Some NOS commands will not work with the 00928 M01S00863.fsehelp +++| / directive. These include: IEDIT, LIB, NOSORT, RUN, and 00929 M01S00864.fsehelp +++| -PROCNAME. 00930 M01S00865.fsehelp +++| 00931 M01S00866.fsehelp +++|Example: The following / directive leaves FSE and executes the NOS 00932 M01S00867.fsehelp +++| CATLIST command: 00933 M01S00868.fsehelp +++| 00934 M01S00869.fsehelp +++| /CATLIST 00935 M01S00066.ns2503 +++| 00936 M01S00067.ns2503 +++| (&)(MICRO) 00937 M01S00068.ns2503 +++|& MICRO 00938 M01S00069.ns2503 +++|Purpose: Inserts current values of certain file and editing attributes. 00939 M01S00070.ns2503 +++| 00940 M01S00071.ns2503 +++|Format: &value 00941 M01S00072.ns2503 +++| 00942 M01S00073.ns2503 +++|Parameter: value, which may be one of the following: 00943 M01S00074.ns2503 +++| 00944 M01S00075.ns2503 +++| C current column 00945 M01S00076.ns2503 +++| F current file 00946 M01S00077.ns2503 +++| L current line 00947 M01S00078.ns2503 +++| T current terminal model 00948 M01S00079.ns2503 +++| W current text word 00949 M01S00080.ns2503 +++| Z current workfile 00950 M01S00081.ns2503 +++| &? replaced with user input 00951 M01S00082.ns2503 +++| &DIGIT proc parameter 00952 M01S00083.ns2503 +++| 00953 M01S00084.ns2503 +++|Remarks: The & acts as a run time variable specification. Before each 00954 M01S00085.ns2503 +++| directive (or string of directives if contained as a single 00955 M01S00086.ns2503 +++| input separated by semicolons) the values for the attributes 00956 M01S00087.ns2503 +++| specified are expanded. These micros are for use from inside 00957 M01S00088.ns2503 +++| an FSE procedure or on a function key. 00958 M01S00089.ns2503 +++| 00959 M01S00090.ns2503 +++|Examples: The following directive uses the micros for the current file, 00960 M01S00091.ns2503 +++| line and column to print a message on the FSE response line 00961 M01S00092.ns2503 +++| when an FSE procedure completes. 00962 M01S00093.ns2503 +++| 00963 M01S00094.ns2503 +++| SA"FILE &F, LINE &L, COLUMN &C" 00964 M01S00095.ns2503 +++| 00965 M01S00096.ns2503 +++| Note that to set a function key with this directive the 00966 M01S00097.ns2503 +++| from inside a procedure the micros must be specified 00967 M01S00098.ns2503 +++| in duplicate: 00968 M01S00099.ns2503 +++| 00969 M01S00100.ns2503 +++| SKS9"SA/FILE &&F, LINE &&L, COLUMN &&C/"L"WHERE" 00970 M01S00101.ns2503 +++| 00971 M01S00102.ns2503 +++| The following directives can be placed in an FSE procedure 00972 M01S00103.ns2503 +++| where they will prompt for user input and then search for 00973 M01S00104.ns2503 +++| the string that the user specifies: 00974 M01S00105.ns2503 +++| 00975 M01S00106.ns2503 +++| SA"ENTER YOUR SEARCH STRING" 00976 M01S00107.ns2503 +++| L/&?/ 00977 M01S00870.fsehelp +++|*WEOR
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