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AEDIT -86 User's Guide
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For example,
If
the target string for the
FIND
command
is
tHe and the option
is
set to
y,
AEDIT-
86
will find
tHe
only.
If
the target string for the
FIND
command
is
tHe and the option
is
set to
n,
AEDIT-
86
will find tHe, the,
THE,
etc.
Related commands. (-)FIND,
(?)REP-LACE
Display
To execute the Display option, press
D.
This options allows
you
to display the text
changes resulting from macro execution.
It
prompts-
display
mecro
execution?
(y
or
(n)
•
If
y, during macro execution an cursor movements and text changes are displayed
on the screen.
•
If
n,
this option
is
turned off. Thus,
when
macro execution starts, cursor
movements or changes
in
the text are not displayed
on
the screen.
For example, if you execute a macro and
SET Display Yes
is
in
effect, sections of
text
that
are changed by the macro execution are displayed
on
the screen each time
the macro
is
executed.
To execute the E_delimit option, press
E.
The current delimiter set may be displayed
and
new
delimiters set using this option. SET E_delimit
is
used
by
the FIND /
REPLACE
commands under token mode.
It
prompts-
----
(HOME)
to
re-edlt
del
i m 1 t e r
set:
!
..
, % & ' ( ) • + , - • I : i ( • ) ? • [ \ )
..
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All characters currently specified as delimiters are displayed to the right of the colon
on the prompt
line.
Delimiters have the following properties:
• A delimiter
is
always one character.
• Characters with hexadecimal values from OOH-20H, and 7FH or more are
predefined delimiters. They are not displayed, and they cannot be excluded from
the delimiter set.
•
ASCII
characters with the values
21
H-7EH
are displayed (if specified).
• Delimiters are displayed with
no
separating characters
Delimiters specified
by
SET E_delimit are used to define a token for the (-
)FIND
/ .
(?)REPLACE
operation. A token
is
any nonempty string surrounded
by
delimiters.
When you specify a set of delimiters,
you
may include the same delimiter more than
once. For example,
you
may separate input delimiters with blanks.
The default E_delimit string
is-
!
"'1'
' ( ) • + • - • I : ; ( • ) ? [ \ )
•.
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