HP OpenVMS Systems Documentation

Guide to the DEC Text Processing Utility

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M
MARK data type #1
MARK data type #2
Marker
deleting
padding effects #1
padding effects #2
video attributes
Memory
error resulting from exceeding
Message buffer
MESSAGE_BUFFER variable
/MODIFY qualifier
Module declaration
syntax
MODULE statement #1
MODULE statement #2
N
Names for procedures
/NOJOURNAL qualifier
Noninteractive editing
NOT operator
Null parameters
Numeric constant
specifying radix of
O
ON_ERROR Statement
ON_ERROR statement #1
ON_ERROR statement #2
location
Operators #1
Operators #2
partial pattern assignment (@)
pattern alternation (\|)
pattern concatenation (+)
pattern linking (&)
precedence #1
precedence #2
relational
OR operator
Output file
/OUTPUT qualifier
OUTRANGE case constant
P
Parameters
for procedures #1
for procedures #2
Parentheses
in expressions
Parser
maximum stack depth of
Partial pattern assignment (@)
Pattern
alternation (\|)
built-in procedures
compilation
concatenation (+)
execution
expression
linking (&)
operators
searching
Pattern assignment
partial (@)
PATTERN data type #1
PATTERN data type #2
Predefined constants
names
Procedural error handler #1
Procedural error handler #2
Procedure
executing
name
parameter #1
parameter #2
recommended naming conventions
recommended size for
recursive
returning result #1
returning result #2
PROCEDURE statement #1
PROCEDURE statement #2
PROCESS data type #1
PROCESS data type #2
Program
add to section file
calling DECTPU from
compiling #1
compiling #2
complex
debugging #1
debugging #2
DECwindows DECTPU
executing #1
executing #2
interrupting
order
simple
syntax
example
writing #1
writing #2
PROGRAM data type #1
PROGRAM data type #2
Q
Qualifiers
See EDIT/TPU command, qualifiers
R
Radix of numeric constant
specifying
Range
deleting
erasing
video attributes
RANGE data type #1
RANGE data type #2
/READ_ONLY qualifier
/RECOVER qualifier #1
/RECOVER qualifier #2
Recovery
of buffer contents
Recursive procedure
Relational expression
Relational operators
Removal of window
Repetitive statements #1
Repetitive statements #2
Reserved word
built-in procedures
keywords
language elements #1
language elements #2
predefined constants
Resource
supported data types for
Restoring terminal width
example
Restrictions
for DECTPU virtual address space
for subprocesses on OpenVMS systems
RETURN statement #1
RETURN statement #2
RETURN statement #3
S
Screen manager
Search
anchoring a pattern
for pattern
unanchoring pattern elements #1
unanchoring pattern elements #2
Section files
creating
debugging
default
definition
extending
processing #1
processing #2
recommended conventions
/SECTION qualifier #1
/SECTION qualifier #2
Security considerations
Select range
in EVE
Selection
dynamic
found range
static
Semicolon
as statement separator #1
as statement separator #2
as statement separator #3
as statement separator #4
as statement separator #5
as statement separator #6
Separator
semicolon used as #1
semicolon used as #2
semicolon used as #3
semicolon used as #4
semicolon used as #5
semicolon used as #6
SET built-in procedure
WIDGET
SET (WIDGET) built-in procedure
using to specify resource values
SET (WIDGET_CALLBACK) built-in procedure
using to specify callback routine
SHOW DEFAULTS BUFFER command
SHOW (KEYWORDS) built-in procedure
Showing version number
SHOW_BUFFER variable
Source files for EVE
Startup files #1
Startup files #2
Startup files #3
Startup files #4
command file
definition
initialization file
order of execution
section file
/START_POSITION qualifier
Statement
separator for
Static selection
String
concatenating
String constants
STRING data type #1
STRING data type #2
Subprocess
restrictions on OpenVMS systems
running DECTPU from
Supported terminals
Symbols #1
Symbols #2
Syntax

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