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Appendix A COMMAND SUMMARY
1. A[DD] [lb] [BY inc] [^^[form] [R[EPEAT] [n]]]
ADD lines starting at "lb" BY inc (rement); "^^" controls the RPG
Record Spec forms and may be entered while in Add Mode at the
start of a new line; the "R[EPEAT] n" option homes the cursor and
clears the screen after "n" number of lines have been added. The
LIST, DELETE, and MODIFY commands may be entered while in the Add
Mode by typing ">>" at the start of a new line followed by the
command.
Also, you can ">>" alone and RISE will prompt you for text
starting at column 6 instead of column 1. The command
automatically skips over the RPG line numbers in column 1-5. You
type "<<" to get back to column 1.
2. B[EGIN] [N[OW]]
End current editing session to start editing a new file as if you
had just entered RISE; if editing session was initiated by FILE
command, close the direct work file to keep the changes; if
editing session was initiated by TEXT command, display safety
messages before purging the work file; the N[OW] option disables
the safety messages and clears the file, initiated by the TEXT
command, immediately.
3. CH[ANGE] "oldstring" TO "newstring" [IN lb[/le] ]
Changes "oldstring" to "newstring", starting at "lb" and ending at
"le".
4. COM[MENT] [C] [lb] [BY inc]
Displays a comment banner 10 lines long with the RPG Record Spec
form of the type corresponding to the line before "lb", where the
banner will appear; "C" increases the banner size to 15 lines and
displays a column indicator; "BY inc" establishes the increment
value for each line within the banner.
5. COP[Y] lb[/le] TO loc [BY inc]
Duplicates lines starting at "lb" TO a specified "loc"ation;
"lb/le" establishes a range of lines to be copied; "BY inc" sets
the increment value for each line being copied.
6. D[ELETE] lb[/le]
Delete line or lines starting at "lb"; stop the deletion after
"le".
7. E[XIT] [N[OW]]
Ends the subsystem; "NOW" parameter establishes that the command
is to be executed immediately, without RISE prompting you with
safety messages and without saving the work file with the KEEP
command.
8. FIL[E] filename [N[OW]]
Allows you to edit a file directly without the delays resulting
from the TEXT/KEEP commands; the "NOW" parameter used with this
command disables safety prompts and will open "filename" even if
you have been editing a work file that was created with the TEXT
command and you did not keep your changes in a permanent file.
The "NOW" parameter immediately discards the current work file.
9. F[IND] [E[VERY]] "string" [IN lb[/le]]
Locates "string"; "EVERY" specifies that every occurrence of
"string" is to be located; if "EVERY" is omitted, only the first
occurrence is located; you type "F" alone to find the next
occurrence; "IN lb/le" restricts the search to a range.
10. FO[RM] form
Displays the RPG Record Spec form of type "form". "form" may be
H,F,E,L,I,C,O, or COL.
11. G[ET] filename
Reads and executes commands stored in the file "filename".
12. H[ELP] [command]
Gives brief desciptions of all RISE commands; when "command" is
specified, provides detailed descriptions of single command.
13. I[NCR] [value]
Sets default increment value; "value" sets new default increment
value which prevails until "I[NCR] " is used again.
14. J[OIN] filename [TO loc] [BY inc]
Appends or merges an entire file named "filename"; "TO loc"
locates position where "filename" is to be joined; "BY inc"
establishes increment value.
15. K[EEP] [filename] [N[OW]] [U[NN]]
Copies the work file into a file named "filename"; "NOW" parameter
instructs RISE to overwrite an existing copy of the file without
RISE prompting you with safety messages; "UNN" specifies that the
file is kept without appended sequence numbers.
16. LIN[E]
Enters line mode.
17. L[IST] [lb[/le]] [O[FF]]
Lists lines in file; "le/lb" is the range of lines for listing;
"OFF" lists the lines offline to a line printer instead of to your
terminal with the formal file name of "RISELIST" and device class
of "LP".
18. ME[NU]
Displays main menu.
19. M[ODIFY] [lb[/le]] [^^]
Lists line[s] for modification; "lb/le" establishes range of lines
for modification; "^^" causes appropriate RPG Record Spec form to
appear with the line. (Type <Control Y> to restore record and
"//" to exit a range of lines.)
20. MOV[E] lb[/le] TO loc [BY inc]
Moves line (or lines) "lb/le" to a specified location--"TO loc";
"BY inc" parameter establishes increment values.
21. P[RINT] lb[/le]] [R[PGLIST]]
Prints line (or lines) offline in formatted form, skipping 3 lines
whenever the form type in column 6 changes, with the formal
filename of "RISELIST" and device class of "LP"; if "RPGLIST" is
specified, the compilation listing is printed offline, instead of
the work file, with the formal filename of "RPGLIST".
22.
R[ENUM] [lb/le] [BY inc]
BOTH [BY inc]
SO[URCE] [BY inc]
SO[URCE] W[ITH] SE[QNUM]
SE[QNUM] W[ITH] SO[URCE]
Renumbers work file sequence line numbers; "lb/le" establishes
range for renumbering; "BY inc" establishes increment value;
"BOTH" renumbers sequence line numbers and RPG source line numbers
(cols 1- 5); "SOURCE WITH SEQNUM" renumbers source lines to agree
with the sequence line numbers; "SEQNUM WITH SOURCE" renumbers
sequence line numbers to agree with source line numbers.
23.
RU[N] progfile [,entrypoint] [;NOPRIV] [;LMAP] [;DEBUG]
[;MAXDATA=segsize] [;PARM=num]
[;STACK=stacksize] [;DL=dlsize]
P
[;LIB=G] [;NOCB]
S
Runs a program file (similar to MPE:RUN command); see RUN command
for an explanation of parameters.
24. S[HOW] [lb] [C[OL]]
Shows a page for direct screen modification with RPG Record Spec
form appropriate to records displayed; "COL" parameter displays a
column indicator rather than the RPG Record Spec form.
25. T[EXT] filename [N[OW]]
Copies the file "filename" into a work file; "NOW" allows you to
TEXT in a new work file without keeping the changes you have made
to the work file you are editing and without RISE prompting you
with a safety message.
26. UN[DEL]
Restores lines deleted by the last "DELETE" command.
27.
V[ERIFY] R[PG]
L[IST)
P[REP] [progfile] [;ZERODB] [;PMAP]
[;MAXDATA=segsize] [;STACK=stacksize]
[;DL=dlsize] [;CAP=caplist] [;RL=filename]
[;PATCH=patchsize]
"RPG" compile the edit file; or "LIST" a previously produced
compilation listing. "PREP" prepares a USL file in $OLDPASS to a
program with the preparation "options" that are described under
VERIFY.
28. X[PAND] numrecs
Expands the size of the work file by "numrecs" (number of
records).
29. :MPEcommand
Executes an "MPEcommand" entered following a colon (:) character.
The MPE commands which you may enter are listed when you type
H[ELP]:.