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WHERE Displays the current cursor column number. (The current cursor line
number is always displayed on the information line at the bottom of the
edit window.)
NOTE: The settings controlled by the extended commands are all retained between
editing sessions initiated with the SEE monitor command.
When the SEE program instruction is used to initiate program editing, all the settings
controlled by the extended commands are set to the initial settings described below.
Settings changed during the edit session are not retained after the editor is exited.
Edit Macros
Edit macros allow you to perform the same sequence of editor commands or enter the same
sequence of text characters several times during an editing session.
Two edit macros can be defined at the same time. Either macro can be invoked from any
point in the definition of the other macro, except that such linking is not permitted to be
recursive. (That is, a macro cannot call itself, and a called macro cannot call the other
macro.)
The following table shows the keys used to define and apply the macros. All these commands
can be used when viewing a program in read-only mode but cannot perform any actions
disallowed in read-only mode.
Press the space bar to abort an executing macro.
Key(s) Action
Esc U Define the U macro. The prompt Macro (Ctrl+Z ends): is displayed
on the editor command line. Press the keys you wish to have
recorded in exactly the sequence they are to be processed to
perform the desired operations. When you have finished entering
the macro definition, enter Ctrl+Z.
NOTE:It may be easier to manually perform the sequence to be recorded, writing
down the keys as you press them. Then you can read from your notes as you
define the equivalent macro.
U Process the U macro.
0U Display the current definition of the U macro.
Function Keys Associated With Macros
Basic SEE Editor Operations
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