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The document describes line editing commands that can be used in an editor, including commands to copy, move, insert, delete, repeat lines or blocks of lines, store lines in a buffer, and explode or undo exploded subschemas.

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Line Number

The document describes line editing commands that can be used in an editor, including commands to copy, move, insert, delete, repeat lines or blocks of lines, store lines in a buffer, and explode or undo exploded subschemas.

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Mahesh Kumar
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Line number Use The following commands can be entered here:

* Displays the marked with an asterisk as the first line on the editor screen. A (A)fter Target line for a C/CC or M/MM command; the line(s) are copied/moved to behind this line. B (B)efore Target line for a C/CC or M/MM command; the line(s) are copied/moved in front of this line. C (C)opy Copies a line; you must specify to where the line should be copied, see commands A and B. CC ... CC (C)opy Copies this block of lines; you must specify to where these lines should be copied, see commands A and B.

M (M)ove Moves this line; you must specify to where this line should be moved, see commands A and B. MM ... MM (M)ove Moves this block of lines; you must specify to where these lines should be moved, see commands A and B.

I (I)nsert Inserts a line behind this line. In (I)nsert Inserts 'n' lines behind this line. D (D)elete Deletes this line. DD ... DD (D)elete Deletes this block of lines. R (R)epeat Duplicates this line. Rn (R)epeat Duplicates this line 'n' times. XX ... XX Stores this block of lines in the X buffer. X Copies the contents of the X buffer to behind this line. > Explodes a subschema. This command can only be used if a line contains the COPY function and the line is activated. This line is deactivated, the exploded schema line is inserted, and its end indicated by END OF COPY ....

< Undoes a schema explosion. This command undoes the > command. The area between the COPY and END OF COPY.... function is deleted and the COPY function line is reactivated. The exploded schema is not saved so that changes have no effect.

RESET (R)eset Deletes the line command.

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