The following SCROLL command scrolls the window overlooking an output in the output library or a panel layout in a horizontal direction. You cannot use options with column numbers with output members.
This command has the following format:
[ [CURSOR ]]
[RIGHT [FRAME ]]
[SCROLL] [LEFT [MAX ]]
[ [nnn [COLUMNS]]]
[COLUMN nnn ]
The keyword SCROLL is optional if you specify at least one other argument.
Scrolls the window to the left (by cursor, frame, or column, or until the left margin).
Scrolls the window to the right (by cursor, frame, or column, or until the right margin).
Scrolls left or right until the column containing the cursor is at the left or right of the region, respectively. If SET SCROLL CURSOR is in effect, CURSOR is the default.
Scrolls left or right by an entire frame, but repeats one context column at the left or right of the next frame. If SET SCROLL FRAME is in effect, FRAME is the default.
Specifies the left or right scroll as to the left or right edge of the defined panel.
Specifies the number of columns, nnn, to scroll to the left or right from the current position.
Specifies the absolute column nnn as the left margin. LEFT and RIGHT are optional with SCROLL COLUMN.
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