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Editing Text Files
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Editing Text Files
The commands in the Edit sub-menu (also called the Text Buffer or Edit Buffer) are used to
create new text files and to modify existing text files. To enter the edit sub-menu, enter
create new text files and to modify existing text files. To enter the edit sub-menu, enter
edit
at the system prompt.
If verbose mode is enabled, the following list of commands will be displayed automatically.
If verbose mode is disabled, press the question mark (
?
) to display the following list of
commands. (For information on enabling verbose mode, refer to the
uic
command descrip-
tion in Chapter 4, “The User Interface.”)
Command
Edit Menu
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ab
Append line(s) to the buffer
cb
Clear the buffer
db
Delete line from the buffer
eb
Edit a buffer line
ib
Insert buffer line
lb
List contents of the buffer
nb
Name file for buffer
rb
Read file into buffer
wb
Write buffer to file
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The Edit sub-menu commands are outlined in the following sections. You can edit up to 100
lines of text. Each line of text can be up to 97 characters long.
lines of text. Each line of text can be up to 97 characters long.
♦ Note ♦
When you edit text files, you will normally use several
of the Edit sub-menu commands to produce the results
you want. SeeReal-World Example 1 on page 7-11 or
Real-World Example 2 on page 7-12 for examples of
how to use multiple commands from the Edit sub-
menu.
of the Edit sub-menu commands to produce the results
you want. SeeReal-World Example 1 on page 7-11 or
Real-World Example 2 on page 7-12 for examples of
how to use multiple commands from the Edit sub-
menu.
Clearing the Text Buffer
You can use the
cb
command to clear the Edit buffer’s memory so you can create a new text
file. To use the
cb
command, enter
cb
at the system prompt.