User`s guide

The command name can be abbreviated to the shortest length that uniquely identifies the
command. After the command name (or abbreviation) is entered, press ↵ to indicate the end
of the name.
As indicated below, some commands display a message on the editor command line. Some of
the commands prompt for additional input.
All of the following commands can be used when viewing a program in read-only mode. Most
of the commands close the current line.
AUTO.BAD Toggles between the methods the editor uses to respond to invalid lines
detected while editing.
In the first mode, such lines are flagged as bad lines with a question
mark in column one. Editing of the program can continue normally, but
the program is not executable until all the bad lines are either
corrected, deleted, or made into comment lines.
In the second mode, invalid lines must be corrected, deleted, or
commented out before the line can be closed.
DEBUG Switches from normal program editing to use of the program debugger
in its monitor mode. (The debugger is described in The Program
Debugger on page 85.)
DSIZE Sets the size of the debug window used by the program debugger
(described in The Debugger Display on page 88).
EXACT Toggles the case-sensitivity of text searches.
In the first mode, case is ignored when making text searches. In the
second mode, text searches must match upper- and lowercase letters
exactly for a search to be successful
READONLY Changes the access mode for the current program to read-only mode.
(May be abbreviated RO.)
READWRITE Changes the access mode for the current program to read-write mode.
(May be abbreviated RW)
SEE Switches from debug editor mode to normal (full-screen) program
editing. (Also see the Edit [F7] key.)
TSIZE In response to this command, you are shown the current size of the
display, and asked how many lines high you want the display to be. You
must specify at least seven lines. (Press ↵to retain the current setting.)
See DSIZE above for an explanation of how the TSIZE setting affects
the size of the edit and debug windows displayed by the program
debugger.
Basic SEE Editor Operations
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