* PFxx TABCHR System Overview 6 , For,:exarriple, if ,the FILE statement read, . :l :; " " , 'I.', \ 'f',',': _' , . ' FILE ASSEMBLE (& LRECL80 DEFAULT ASMDEF U '. o'..t .' ; ,.. , , .... • and the user entered " '" EDGAR TEST ASSEMBLE the following statement would be generated EDGAR TEST ASSEMBLE * LRECL 80 DEFAULT ASMDEF UPDATE
The presence of theSYNONYM keyword establishes a syno
nym filetype, yyyyyyy, by which a file may be called. In
addition, the filetype may be abbreviated to the minimum
number of characters indicated by 'm'. For example, if the
FILE statement readFILE ASSEMBLE 0:: LRECL 80 SYN TEST 1
and the user entered
EDGARSOME T
the following statement would be generated
EDGARSOME ASSEMBLE (& LRECL 80 A file type of asterisk (*) not starting in position one (1) of
the statement establishes the default ENTER settings for all
filetypes for which there is no FILE control statement.
An asterisk in column one indicates a comment card and has
no effect on the editing system environment.
ThePF control statement allows the user to establish the meaning of the depression of a PF Key. The data which
appears on the rest of thePF control statement becomes
associated with the key and is placed,LIFO, in the CMS con
sole stack when thePF key is depressed during an editing
session. The data is then available to the sos facility and
may, as a result, cause a simulated screen operation or be
come part of the data file.(See Section v, Advanced Editing
Facilities for a discussion ofSOS and its use of the CMS con
sole stack).
The T ABCHR control statement defines a logical tab charac
ter. When this character is encountered in the data as theI/O virtual screen is being updated (see Section III, System Flow), a tab operation is performed based on the current "tab settings" as defined by the editing command TAB. Use
of the T ABCHR is functionally equivalent to use of the"FIELD MARK" key. (See Section III, Keyboard Functions).
The presence of the
nym filetype, yyyyyyy, by which a file may be called. In
addition, the filetype may be abbreviated to the minimum
number of characters indicated by 'm'. For example, if the
FILE statement read
and the user entered
EDGAR
the following statement would be generated
EDGAR
the statement establishes the default ENTER settings for all
filetypes for which there is no FILE control statement.
An asterisk in column one indicates a comment card and has
no effect on the editing system environment.
The
appears on the rest of the
associated with the key and is placed,
sole stack when the
session. The data is then available to the sos facility and
may, as a result, cause a simulated screen operation or be
come part of the data file.
Facilities for a discussion of
sole stack).
The T ABCHR control statement defines a logical tab charac
ter. When this character is encountered in the data as the
of the T ABCHR is functionally equivalent to use of the