Primary Commands

Primary commands are used to do the following:

Display the last full screen at the bottom of the text
Set the left and right column bounds
Cancel all changes made to the text since the last SAVE
Turn CAPS mode on and off
Search for the next occurrence of a string in a module
Move the cursor directly to the command line
Display source lines above or below current view
Display the release number for the current version of the Editor
Redisplays the current screen with any changes made
Limit your display to specific lines within the text being edited
Search for a character string in a module
Display the first screen of text contained in a module
Present the last screen contained in a module
Scroll the current display to the right of the specified number of columns
Move the display to a specific source line or to the beginning or end of the module
Obtain storage
Turn the NULLS mode on or off
Display the environmental parameters under which your edit session is operating
Repeat the last CHANGE command that was executed
Clear the display of any Line Commands, column markers, or extraneous messages
Redisplay the original contents of a screen
Repeat the last FIND command that was entered
Scroll the current display to the left of the specified number of columns
Move to the previous tab setting when TABS mode is on
Move to the next setting when TABS mode is on
Set the software tabbing
Display the time-of-day and the date in the message area of the screen
Display the first full screen at the top of the next text
Display source lines above your current view.