Use the FIND Command to search for a character string in a module.
The Editor begins searching at the position of the cursor when you enter the command. It searches downward until the string is found. If the cursor is on the Command line when you enter the command the Editor begins searching at the top line displayed. The syntax for the FIND Command is:
Find {string [{FIRST [lb [{X
*} LAST [rb]] NX}]
ALL
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NEXTâ—„}]
where:
string—defines the characters to be found.
* (asterisk)—specifies the string value from the last FIND Command entered.
FIRST—specifies the first occurrence of a string is to be found.
LAST—specifies the last occurrence of a string is to be found.
ALL—specifies all occurrences of a string are to be found in scanned lines.
PREV—specifies the prior occurrence of a string is to be found.
NEXT—specifies the next occurrence of a string is to be found.
lb—specifies the left bound.
rb—specifies the right bound.
X—specifies only excluded lines are to be scanned.
NX—specifies only non-excluded lines are to be scanned.
The operands of this command can appear in any order.
This command is available in edit and browse modes.
Default: NEXT
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