EDIT Subcommands-GETFILE, IMAGE When verification is on, the last line inserted into the file is
displayed. If the end of the file has been reached, the message:EOF REACHED is displayed, followed by the display of the last line inserted. IMAGE Use the IMAGE subcommand to control how the editor should handle
backspaces and tab characters or to display the current image setting.The format of the IMAGE subcommand is:
rI , IMAGE I I , L- I r , I ,ON I , IOFF , , ,CANON, ,L J
1, , , , I ____________________________ , ______________________________ -J ON specifies that any text entered while in input mode or as a line
of data following a FIND,INPUT, OVERLAY, or REPLACE subcommand, is expanded into a line image; backspaces are removed and tabs
are replacedby blanks. OFF CANON Text entered in the form of delimited strinas. as in LOCATE, and ALTER, is not expanded; tabs and backspaces are
treated in the sameway as other characters. IMAGE ON is the default for all filetypes except SCRIPT. specifies that tabs and backspaces are treated
characters in the same way as othercharaGters. They
deleted, translated, expanded, or reordered.
as data
are not
specifies that backspaces may be used to produce compound
characters such as underscored words, headings, or phrases.
Before they are inserted in the file, compound characters are
ordered, with backspaces arranged singly between the characters
that overlay each other; the overlaying characters are arranged
according to their EBCDIC values. Tab characters are handled as
forIMAGE OFF. CANON is the default for SCRIPT files.
1.When the image setting is ON, tab characters are expanded to an
appropriate number of blanks, according to the current settings of
the TAB SET subcommand. The TABSET command has no effect if the
image setting is eitherOFF or CANON. Section 3. EDIT Subcommands and Macros 233
displayed. If the end of the file has been reached, the message:
backspaces and tab characters or to display the current image setting.
r
1
of data following a FIND,
are replaced
treated in the same
characters in the same way as other
deleted, translated, expanded, or reordered.
as data
are not
specifies that backspaces may be used to produce compound
characters such as underscored words, headings, or phrases.
Before they are inserted in the file, compound characters are
ordered, with backspaces arranged singly between the characters
that overlay each other; the overlaying characters are arranged
according to their EBCDIC values. Tab characters are handled as
for
1.
appropriate number of blanks, according to the current settings of
the TAB SET subcommand. The TABSET command has no effect if the
image setting is either