issue the EDIT subcommand:
input
to enter input mode. Every line that you enter is considered a data line
to be
translates all of your input data to uppercase characters, regardless of
how you enter it. For example, if you create a file and enter input
mode as follows:
edit myfile test
EDIT:
input
learninq to create with the
the lines are written into the file as:
lines as you enter them.
To return to edit mode to modify a file or to terminate the edit
session, you must press the Return key on a null line. If you have just
entered a data line, for example, and your terminal's typing element or
cursor is positioned at the last character you entered,
the Return key once to enter the data line, and a second time to enter a
null line.
for example:
last line of input#
#
Both of these lines cause you to return to edit mode from input mode.
If you do not enter a null line, but enter an EDIT sUbcommand or
exception to this is a line that begins with the characters
characters indicate that the command is to be passed immediately to
Althouqh you can interrupt the
input, be wary of stacking unwanted subcommands or null lines. If you
should hit either the attention or enter key while the editor is
running, processing will stop and any lines subsequently entered (except
for
in put.
r.elevant information.)
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