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Edit Subcommands
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Value of the Pointer at Completion of Subcommand
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BOTTOM I Last line (or line zero for empty data sets)
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CHANGE I Last 1 ine changed
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DELETE ILine preceding deleted line, if any, else zero
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DOWN
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The
1
ine n down trom where you were at the start
lof the subcommand, or the bottom of the data
I set. (n is the value of the 'count' parameter.)
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END INo change
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FIND IFound line, if any, else no change
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HELP INo change
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INPUT I Last 1 ine entered
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INSERT ILast line entered
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Insert/Replace/Delete Inserted or replaced line, or line preceding the
deleted line. if any. or else zero.
ILIST
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Last line listed
I PROFILE
No change
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IRENUM
Same relative record
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RUN No change
SAVE No change
SCAN
Last line referred to, if any
TABSET INo change
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TOP
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Zero value
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UP
IThe line n lines up from where you were at the
Istart of the subcommand, or the top of the data
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set.
(n
is the value of the 'count' parameter.)
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I VERIFY INo change
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Figure 5. Values of the Line Pointer Referred to by an Asterisk (*)
POSITIONING THE CURRENT
LINE
POINTER
You can use the
UP,
DOWN, TOP, BOTTOM and FIND subcommands to move the
current line pointer.
The
UP
subcommand moves the pointer a specified number of lines up,
relative to the beginning of your data set. For example, to move the
pointer so that i t refers to a line located five lines before the
location currently referred to. enter:
up 5
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