editing session.
will have.
records.
Like
operands. In most cases, a subcommand name (or its truncation) can be
separated from its operands by one or more blanks, or no blanks. For
example, the subcommand lines:
type 5
ty 5
tS
are equivalent.
string that you want the editor to operate on. For example, the CHANGE
subcommand can be entered:
change/apple/pearl
The
subcommands CHANGE,
following the subcommand
delimiter. No blank is required following the subcommand name. In the
subcommand:
locate $vm/$
the dollar sign ($) is the delimiter.
since the diagonal is part of the character string you want to locate.
for example:
dstring/csect
change with the CHANGE subcommand.
For the FIND and
subcommand names are interpreted as arguments. The subcommand:
find Pudding
requests the editor to locate the line that has" Pudding" in columns 1
through 9. Initial blanks are considered part of the character string.
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