October 1, 1979 USING FRESS
DISPLAY AND EDIT MODES
2.3.1 Overriding Display and Edit Modes _______________________________________
• The Display and/or Edit Mode in effect may be temporarily
overridden for a single command line by appending to the command
bb line two blanks and a period ("//"), and one or two optional
mode indicators.
Mode indicators _______________
Brief (none of the indicators) _____ Mode: suppress all printing
for all commands on the physical command line. The same
effect can be achieved by immediately following the first
command with a period ("."). For example, "l./dog" is
equivalent to "l/dog .".
* Suppress printing until the last command on the line.
Display D Use _______ Mode for all commands on the command line.
Static S Use ______ Mode for all commands on the command line.
Transcription T Use _____________ Mode for all commands on the command
line.
• Several commands can be specified on one line using the Command
Separator (">") (see Section 5.4).
• Individual commands in a multi-command line preceded with a "<"
Brief will be put into _____ Mode.
• A "(" preceding a command will suppress all display until a
command preceded by a ")".
EXAMPLES ________
bb glabel/hello>print 3//.*
will print:
%L(hello)
This is line1
This is line2
bb glabel/hello>print 3//.D
will print:
%L(hello)
%L(hello)
This is line1
This is line2
[Note: the first "%L(hello)" is printed because of the
"glabel/hello"]
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DISPLAY AND EDIT MODES
2.3.1 Overriding Display and Edit Modes _______________________________________
• The Display and/or Edit Mode in effect may be temporarily
overridden for a single command line by appending to the command
bb line two blanks and a period ("//"), and one or two optional
mode indicators.
Mode indicators _______________
Brief (none of the indicators) _____ Mode: suppress all printing
for all commands on the physical command line. The same
effect can be achieved by immediately following the first
command with a period ("."). For example, "l./dog" is
equivalent to "l/dog .".
* Suppress printing until the last command on the line.
Display D Use _______ Mode for all commands on the command line.
Static S Use ______ Mode for all commands on the command line.
Transcription T Use _____________ Mode for all commands on the command
line.
• Several commands can be specified on one line using the Command
Separator (">") (see Section 5.4).
• Individual commands in a multi-command line preceded with a "<"
Brief will be put into _____ Mode.
• A "(" preceding a command will suppress all display until a
command preceded by a ")".
EXAMPLES ________
bb glabel/hello>print 3//.*
will print:
%L(hello)
This is line1
This is line2
bb glabel/hello>print 3//.D
will print:
%L(hello)
%L(hello)
This is line1
This is line2
[Note: the first "%L(hello)" is printed because of the
"glabel/hello"]
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