HP OpenVMS Systems Documentation

Guide to the DEC Text Processing Utility

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E
EDIT/TPU command #1
EDIT/TPU command #2
qualifiers
/CHARACTER_SET
/COMMAND #1
/COMMAND #2
/CREATE
/DEBUG #1
/DEBUG #2
/DISPLAY
/INITIALIZATION #1
/INITIALIZATION #2
/INTERFACE
/JOURNAL
/MODIFY
/OUTPUT
/READ_ONLY
/RECOVER
/SECTION
/START_POSITION
Editing interface
See EVE
Editing point
ELSE clause
%ELSE lexical keyword
%ENDIF lexical keyword
ENDIF statement #1
ENDIF statement #2
ENDLOOP statement #1
ENDLOOP statement #2
ENDMODULE statement #1
ENDMODULE statement #2
ENDON_ERROR statement #1
ENDON_ERROR statement #2
ENDPROCEDURE statement #1
ENDPROCEDURE statement #2
Entering control characters
EQUIVALENCE statement
Error
resulting from exceeding virtual address space
Error handler
case-style #1
case-style #2
procedural #1
procedural #2
Error handling #1
Error handling #2
Error handling #3
ERROR lexical element
ERROR_LINE lexical element
ERROR_TEXT lexical element
EVE
$DEFAULTS$ buffer
Initialization files
initialization files #1
initialization files #2
during a session
effects on buffer settings
message buffer
output file
source files
EVE default settings #1
EVE default settings #2
EVE$INIT logical name
EVE$SELECTION procedure
using to obtain EVE's current selection
EVE source files
EXECUTE built-in procedure #1
EXECUTE built-in procedure #2
EXITIF statement #1
EXITIF statement #2
Expressions #1
Expressions #2
arithmetic
Boolean
evaluation by compiler
pattern
relational
types of
Extensible Versatile Editor
See EVE
F
Fatal internal error
resulting from exceeding virtual address space
File
default name for journaling
File specifications
default file specifications
Found range selection
in EVE
Free marker #1
Free marker #2
Function procedures
G
Gadget
GET_INFO built-in procedure
string constant parameter
"journaling"
string constant parameter
"journaling"
"journal_file" #1
"journal_file" #2
WIDGET keyword parameter
"callback_parameters"
Global selection
support for
Global variable
I
IDENT statement #1
IDENT statement #2
Identifier
%IF lexical keyword
IF statement #1
IF statement #2
%IFDEF lexical keyword
INFO_WINDOW variable
Initialization files
default handling
definition
during a session
effects on buffer settings
EVE #1
EVE #2
/INITIALIZATION qualifier #1
/INITIALIZATION qualifier #2
Initializing variables
Input files
multiple
Input focus
support for
INRANGE case constant
Integer constants
INTEGER data type #1
INTEGER data type #2
/INTERFACE qualifier
Interruption of program
Invoking DECTPU
from a batch job
from DCL command procedure
interactively
restrictions to consider before
J
Journal file
default name
getting name of #1
getting name of #2
security caution
/JOURNAL qualifier #1
/JOURNAL qualifier #2
/JOURNAL qualifier #3
Journaling
buffer-change
default file name
enabling buffer-change journaling #1
enabling buffer-change journaling #2
enabling keystroke journaling #1
enabling keystroke journaling #2
EVE default behavior
layered application control
using both keystroke and buffer-change journaling
"journaling" string constant parameter
GET_INFO built-in #1
GET_INFO built-in #2
"journal_file" string constant parameter
GET_INFO built-in #1
GET_INFO built-in #2
JOURNAL_OPEN built-in procedure #1
JOURNAL_OPEN built-in procedure #2
K
Key name
table
Keystroke journaling
compared to buffer-change journaling
enabling #1
enabling #2
Keyword
key name
occluded
Keyword constants
KEYWORD data type #1
KEYWORD data type #2
Keywords
lexical
L
LEARN data type #1
LEARN data type #2
Lexical element
Lexical keywords
LINE command
Line-mode editing
Line-mode editor
example
List
specifying as a resource value
LOCAL declaration #1
LOCAL declaration #2
$LOCAL$INI$ buffer
Local variable #1
Local variable #2
Local variables
Logical names
EVE$INIT
TPU$COMMAND
TPU$DEBUG
TPU$SECTION
Logical operators
AND operator
NOT operator
OR operator
XOR operator
LOOP statement #1
LOOP statement #2

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