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Editing MML Commands

The document describes line editor commands for editing MML commands. It provides a table listing the line editor keys and a brief explanation of what each key does, such as moving the cursor, deleting characters, editing previous commands, interrupting output, and changing modes between insert and replace.

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Editing MML Commands

The document describes line editor commands for editing MML commands. It provides a table listing the line editor keys and a brief explanation of what each key does, such as moving the cursor, deleting characters, editing previous commands, interrupting output, and changing modes between insert and replace.

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LINE EDITOR COMMANDS:

CTRL A = INSERT/REPLACE CTRL B = EDIT PREV CMND


CTRL D = CURS LEFT CTRL E = CURS END OF LINE
CTRL F = CURS RIGHT CTRL G = CURS DOWN
CTRL H = CURS HOME CTRL I = CURS UP
CTRL K = CHANGE LANGUAGE CTRL L = DEL CHAR
CTRL N = CURS BEGINNING OF PARAM BLOCK CTRL O = HARDCOPY
CTRL P = PAGE MODE ON/OFF CTRL Q = CONT OUTPUTTING
CTRL S = PAUSE OUTPUTTING CTRL T = OUTPUT RINGBUFFER
CTRL U = EMPTY EDIT BUFF CTRL X = JUMP TO CMD GROUP LEVEL
CTRL Y = INTERRUPT CTRL Z = DEL CHARS IN EDIT BUFF
BREAK = END OF DIALOG CTRL 4 = MML TEST MODE ON/OFF
CTRL 7 = DX ERROR DESCRIPTION

? AND <UP ARROW> = LIST OF PREVIOUS COMMANDS


<number> AND <UP ARROW> = EDIT CERTAIN PREVIOUS COMMAND
<string> AND <UP ARROW> = EDIT PREVIOUS COMMANDS CONTAINING GIVEN STRING

Editing MML commands with the line editor

Line editor is used for editing the commands. The following table lists all the
line editor keys:
TABLE 1 Line editor keys

Line editor keys

Explanation

CTRL-A

Changes to Insert/ Replace mode. Press CTRL-A once to access Insert mode, twice to
access Replace mode. In Insert mode, old characters are moved forward making room
for the new ones. In Replace mode, old characters are replaced (overwritten) with
the new ones.

CTRL-B

Edits previous command. The ten previous commands are saved in memory. Press CTRL-B
once to access the last command, twice to access the second last command and so on.

CTRL-D

Moves cursor one character to the left.

CTRL-E

Moves cursor to the end of the line buffer.

CTRL-F

Moves cursor one character to the right.


CTRL-H

Moves cursor to the beginning of the line buffer.

CTRL-L

Deletes the character under the cursor.

CTRL-N

Moves cursor to the beginning of next parameter block.

CTRL-R

Moves cursor to the beginning of the next parameter.

CTRL-S

Interrupts the output until CTRL-Q is pressed.

CTRL-Q

Continues output which was stopped by CTRL-S.

CTRL-U

Deletes all characters in the line buffer and the written characters in the Command
field.

CTRL-W

Displays quick help of the line editor keys.

CTRL-V

Deletes the character to the left of the cursor.

CTRL-Y

Interrupts the MML Session in any phase of operation and returns to the previous
level. If you press CTRL-Y on the main level, the MML Session gets terminated.

CTRL-Z

Deletes the characters in the line buffer starting from the character under the
cursor.

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