EDIT Subcommands-LONG, NEtT LONG Use the LONG subcommand to cancel a previous SHORT subcommand request.
The format of theLONG subcommand is:
rI LONG , L- When the LONG subcommand is in effect (it is the default), the editor
responds to invalid subcommands with the message:? EDIT: line ••• None.
NEXTUse the NEXT subcommand to advance the line pointer a specified number
of lines toward the end of the file. The line pointed to becomes the
new current line. The format of theNEXT subcommand is:
r------ ,1 r , , 1 Next 1 nl , 1 111 I 1 L .J
1L- -.J n indicates the number of lines to move the line pointer. If n is
omitted, then the pointer is moved down only one line.NEXT is equivalent to DOWN and FORWARD. When verification is on, the new current line is displayed. If the end
of the file is reached, the message:EOF: is displayed.
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The format of the
r
responds to invalid subcommands with the message:
NEXT
of lines toward the end of the file. The line pointed to becomes the
new current line. The format of the
r------ ,
1
omitted, then the pointer is moved down only one line.
of the file is reached, the message:
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