uni-Xedit reference card

Line Commands:

Type line commands and their operands in the command line area of the
edit screen, then press ENTER to execute them.

ADD		adds one or more blank lines immediately after the current line

		ADD[n]

ALL		limits the display to specific lines.  Excluded lines
		are indicated (location and number) in the resulting
		display.  ALL without a target displays all lines.

		ALL[target]

BACKWARD	scrolls the screen display toward the beginning of the file

		BAckward [n]	scroll backward n lines
			 [*]	scroll to beginning of the file

BOTTOM		scrolls the screen display twoard theend of the file so that
		the last line becomes the current line
	
		Bottom

CANCEL		terminates the editing session for all files in the
		ring (as long as there are no unsaved changes in the files)

		CANCEL

CAPPEND		moves the column pointer to the column beyond the last 
		non-blank character in the current line, then appends
		the specified text.

		CAppend[text]

CDELETE		deletes text on thecurrent, or subsequent, lines according
		to a specified column target

		CDelete[target]

CFIRST		shifts the column pointer left to the leftmost column 
		that you can edit

		CFirst

CHANGE		searches for a string of characters and changes it to another
		string.  The string change can occur a specified number
		of times and on more than one line.

		Change /str-1 [/str-2/[target[nn[nf]]]
			      [*      [*            ]]

CINSERT		inserts text on the current line beginning at the column 
		pointer.  Existing data automatically shifts to the right.

		CInsert text

CLAST		shirts the column pointer right to the rightmost
		column on the screen that you can edit

		CLAst

CLOCATE		moves the column pointer to a specified column target

		CLocate target

CMS		executes a Unix shell command from within uni-XEDIT
		or escapes to the shell for series of commands

		CMS[string]

CMSG		writes a message to the command line

		CMSG[text]

COMMAND		executes a specified uni-XEDIT command without
		searching for a synonym or macro of the same name

		COMMAND string

COMPRESS	prepares one or more lines ina file for automatic
		repositioning of data

		COMPRESS [target]

COPY		copies one or more lines, starting with the first 
		operand location, to the second operand location;
		with no operands, copies selected text to the clipboard

		COpy [target-1 target-2]

COVERLAY	selectively replaces one or more characters in the 
		current line beginning at the column pointer

		COVerlay text

CREPLACE	replaces text on the current line beginning at the
		column pointer

		CReplace [text]

CURSOR		moves the cursor to a specified position on the edit screen

		CURsor CMdline		[colno] [Priority n]
		Column				[priority n]
		File         lineno     [colno] [Priority n]
		Home				[Priority n]
		Screen	     lineno     [colno] [Priority n]

DELETE		removes one or more lines form the file, beginning with
		the line and extending to the target, if one is specified.
		DELETE without a target removes only the current line.

		DELete  [target]

DOWN		advances the current line toward the end of the file 
		(same as NEXT)

		Down [n]	advance n lines
		     [*]	advance to the end of the file

DUPLICATE	reproduces one line or a group of lines.  Duplication starts
		with the current line, and you can specify how many times
		the line group of lines should be duplicated

		DUPlicat  [n]  [target]	

EMSG		displays a message at the terminal and generates an alarm.
		the message appears on the message line.

		EMSG	[text]

EXPAND		repositions compressed data on one or more lines in a 
		file according to the current tab stops

		EXPAND  [target]

EXTRACT		returns information about SET command options.  It is only 
		intended for use in an edit macro.

		EXTract   /option       [/option]   (see option commands)

FILE, FFILE	writes the current file to disk and exits the editor.  FFILE
		overwites any other file with the same name even if that 
		file changed since your edit session began.

		FILE  [filename]
		FFILE [filename]

FIND, FINDUP	searches forward in the file.  FINDUP searches backward in
		the file.  The searcdh stops at the first line that starts
		with the text specified.

		Find	text
		FINDUp	text
		FUP 	text

FORWARD		scrolls the screen display toward the end of the file

		FOrward [n]     scrolls forward n screens
		        [*]	scrolls forward to the end of file

GET		retrieves all or part of another file (or retrieves data from
		the temporary data buffer) and places it immediately after
		the current line in the file you are editing

		GET[filename[firstline[numlines]]]

HELP		displays useful information about uni-XEDIT commands
		and options

		HELP

HEXTYPE		displays one or more lines in hew and ASCII

		HEXType [target]

INPUT		inputs a single line into the file or enters Uni-Xedit's
		input mode

		Input [string]

LEFT		shifts the edit screen display one or more columns to
		the left

		LEft [n]

LOCATE		moves the current line pointer to the linee defined
		by a target.  You may specify a command to be executed
		afterword.

		[Locate] target [command]

LOWERCAS	converts uppercase letters to lowercase letters on one
		or more target lines

		LOWercas [target]

MACRO		causes uni-Xedit to execute the specified macro

		MACRO name

MARK		specifies, adjusts, or cancels text selections in 
		character mode or in a macro

		MARK [ADJUST]
		     [CANCEL]

MOVE		transfers one or more lines, starting with the current
		line, to a location you specify in the file.  Original
		lines are deleted (unlike COPY)
	
		MOve target1 target2

MSG		displays a message on the message line but does not
		generate an alarm.

		MSG [text]

NEXT		advances the current line toward the end of the file
		(just like DOWN).

		Next [n]  - n lines
		     [*]  - end of file

PASTE		copies text from clipboard

		PASTE

PCOPY		copies selected text in character mode or macro

		PCOPY

PCUT		deletes selected text in character mode or macro

		PCUT

PMOVE		moves selected text in character mode or macro

		PMOVE

PRESERVE	saves the settings of certain SET command options

		PREServe

POWERINPut	provides "heads-down" input facility that automatically
		reformats data
	
		POWERIMP

PUT, PUTD	writes data from the file being edited into another
		file, PUTD also deletes the old data

		PUT(PUTD) [target[filename]]

QUERY		displays the current settings of a SET command option.
		The information appears on the message line
	
		Query option [name]

QUIT, QUIT	terminates the edit session if no changes have been
		made to the file.  QQUIT terminates even if there are
		unsaved changes.

		QUIT (QQuit)

READ		puts information from the screen onto the 
		uni-REXX program stack.  It is only intended for
		use in a uni-REXX macro
		
		READ  [Cmdline     ] [NOTAG]
		      [All  [number]] [TAG]
		      [Nochange [number]]

RECOVER		restores lines previously removed by the DELETE line
		command or the D prefix command
		
		RECover [n]    gets n lines
			[*]    all lines

REFRESH		refreshes the entire screen display, useful
		when an operating system message is covering
		a portion of the screen

		REFRESH

REPEAT		advances the current line forward (or backward) 
		a single line and reexecutes the command.  Works
		for one line or a range of lines

		REPEat [target]

REPLACE		replaces the contents of the current line with text
		you specify

		REplace [text]

RESET		removes pending prefix commands
	
		RESET

RESTORE		restores the editor config to what it was before the
		last PRESEERVE command

		RESTore

RGTLEFT		shifts the display screen to the right or left one
		or more columns

		RGTLEFT [n]

RIGHT		shifts edit screen one or more columns right

		Right [n]

SAVE, SSAVE	writes the current file to disk, optionally with a 
		file name you specify.  SSAVE overwrites any 
		other file with the same name.

		SAVE (SSave) [filename]

SCHANGE		changes the PF key default assigned for the selective
		change operation
		
		SCHANGE keynumber

SET		SET command options control the current editing 
		environment.  

		[SET] option

SHELL		executes a unix shell command or escapes to the shell
		for a series of commands

		SHELL [string]

SHIFT		moves data one or more columns to the left or right

		SHift	Left  [cols] [target]
		   	Right

SORT		reorders lines in the file you are editing,
		only reorders complete records

		SORT target[A]  sort-fld-1 [sort-fld-n]
			   [D]

SOS		provides high-level functions to assign to PF keys
		or use in macros
	
		SOS option    where option is:
			
					Alarm
					CLEAR
					LINEAdd
					LINEDel
					NUlls[ON/OFF]
					PF n
					POP
					PUSH
					TABB [n]
					TABCmd
					TABCMDB
					TABCMDF
					TABF [n]

SPLTJOIN	splits a line into two lines or joins two lines
		depending on the cursor location
		
		SPLTJOIN

STATUS		displays the current settings of the SET command 
		options or places them in a file
	
		STATus [filename]

TOP		scrolls screen display to beginning of file

		TOP

UP		advances the current line toward the top of the file

		Up [n]  - n lines
		   [*]  - to top

UPPERCAS	converts lowercase letters to uppercase in one or more
		lines
	
		UPPercas [target]

XEDIT		adds a file to the edit ring, cycles through the files
		in the edit ring, or moves a specific file in the ring

		Xedit [filename] [-Prof profname]
				 [-NOProf]

=		re-executes the last command entered, or executes
		a specified command before re-execution

		= [command]

?		redisplays commands from the command buffer.
		type one or more ?'s to show more commands

!		executes a Unix shell command or escapes to the
		shell for a series of commands

		![string]

&		executes and redisplays Xedit line commands

		& command