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since the last edit session, the program list is not changed and the program at
the top of the list (the last program edited) is opened.
l If no program name is specified and a program task has stopped executing
since the last edit session, that program is added to the top of the program list
and is displayed for editing.
l When a SEE program instruction is executed, a temporary program list is created for
that editing session. The list initially includes only the current program name. The list
is deleted at the end of the editing session.
l Whenever a program not already on the list is edited during an editing session (for
example, pressing the New (F2) or Go To (F3) key), the new name is added at the top
of the program list and the home pointer is moved to the entry for the previous
program edited.
l Retrieve (S+F3) rotates the program list so the top entry moves to the bottom, and
all the other entries move up one position. The top program is then displayed for
editing, and the home pointer is positioned at the first entry below the top of the list.
l The H command advances the home pointer down the list and displays the name of
the program at the new position.
l The Alt+H command switches to editing the program marked by the home pointer.
That program is then moved to the top of the list, and the home pointer is moved to
the entry for the previous program edited.
If the home pointer has not been explicitly moved, Alt+H opens the previously edited
program.
Special Editing Situations
l You cannot modify the .PROGRAM argument list or an AUTO instruction while the
program is present on a task execution stack. (A program is on the execution stack if
it has been executed in that task since the last KILL or ZERO instruction.) The error
message *Invalid when program on stack* is displayed. To edit the line, exit the
editor and remove the program from (all) the execution stack(s) in which it appears.
(See the STATUS monitor command in the V+ Operating System Reference Guide for
information about how to examine the execution stacks. See the KILL monitor
command in the V+ Operating System Reference Guide for information about how to
clear a stack.)
l If you enter a line of code that is longer than 80 characters, the portion of the line
longer than 80 characters is not displayed until you move the cursor along the line (or
make a change to the line). Then the editor temporarily wraps the line and
overwrites the next line on the screen. The temporarily overwritten line is redisplayed
as soon as you move off the line that is wrapping on top of it.
Basic SEE Editor Operations
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