uni-XEDIT command reference prefix commands: Type prefix commands over the equal signs or numbers in any position in the prefix area. You can put prefix commands on one or more lines of the edit screen, then press ENTER to execute them. Two-letter commands for block operations like CC, DD, and MM must be used in pairs (i.e., at the beginning and end of a block). A (Add) adds one or more blank lines A adds one line An or nA adds n lines C (Copy) copies one or more lines, or a block of lines The destination of the copy is indicated by the F (Following) or P (Preceding) prefix command. C copies one line Cn or nC copies n lines CC copies a block of lines D (Delete) deletes one or more lines, or a block of lines D deletes one line Dn or n(D) deletes n lines DD deletes a block of lines F (Following) indicates the line after which a copy (C) or a move (M) is to be inserted F I (Insert) inserts one or more blank lines (use is same as Add command) M (Move) moves one or more lines, or a block of lines. the destination of the move must be indicated by the F (Following) command or P(Preceding) prefix command. After the move the original lines are deleted M moves one line Mn or M(D) moves n lines MM moves a block of lines P (Preceding) indicates the line before which a copy (C) or a move (M) is to be inserted P S (Show) redisplays lines that were temporarily excluded from the display. These lines may have been excluded by the X prefix command or by the ALL line command S or S* shows all lines Sn or nS or S+n shows first n lines S-n shows last n lines TABL (Tabline) displays a tab line immediately above the line on which the command is entered TABL X (eXclude) excludes one more lines, or a block of lines, from the display X excludes one line Xn or n(X) excludes n lines XX excludes a block of lines " (Replicate) replicates one line or a block of lines. You can specify the number of replications to be made. " replicates one line "n or n" replicates one line n times "" replicates a block of lines ""n or n"" replicates a block of lines n times / (Position) positions the current line at the line on which '/' is coded and sets the current column pointer / positions current line /n or n/ positions on current line and in column n < (shift left) shifts data to the left one or more columns on one line or a block of lines < shifts data left one column (shift right) shifts data to the right one or more columns on one line or a block of lines < shifts data right one column