Front End Help

R Recalls last line of code RR Recalls last command
S Calls $SEG D Calls $DIR
CL Closes open prefixes TR Calls $T(1)
TM Calls $T(2) TU Calls $T(0)
WHO Calls $WHO ' Executes T("")
OA Calls Office Automation TIM Calls $TIME
AMS Calls Acct Mngmnt System DESK Calls DESKTOP system
HALT Calls $HALT P Calls $PPP
E Calls $EP ET Calls $ET
ALL Sign-on to any NPR appl. WHERE Current directory
OPS Calls the operators menu EO ESS open
CH Changes Workstation header text
OPEN Argument optional. If %.OPEN exists, calls it. If not, the
application and application DB are prompted for. Application
dictionary, FIS dictionary and data files are opened
OP Displays open prefixes
G <^node> Calls $G, which prompts for a node unless
passed in as an argument
GP Calls $G in PTR format for pointers
GB Calls $GB, list globals backwards
SPY Calls $INFO
L Calls $P, last two arguments are optional

A history of the last 50 user inputs is kept in a command buffer. The following
commands can be used to access the buffer:

HIST Displays the command buffer
HIST K Kills the command buffer
HIST Retrieves a specific command

The up and down arrows can be used to scroll through the buffer and retrieve
the user inputs that way.

User inputs can also be assigned to function keys. Typing a string and hitting
a function key will 'store' that string in that function key. The following
commands can be used to access the function key definitions:

HISTF Displays the function key definitions
HISTF K Kills the function key definitions
-F<1-20> Retrieves a specific function key definition

Lookups have been added to the E, ET and P commands. Typing:



will display a lookup of files. Omitting the prefix will mean a default of %