HP OpenVMS Systems Documentation

Guide to the DEC Text Processing Utility

Contents

Index

T
Terminal
behavior
DEC_CRT2
restoring width
setting
132 columns
AUTO_REPEAT
auxiliary keypad
control sequence introducer
CSI
cursor
DEC_CRT
edit mode
eightbit characters
scrolling
video attributes
support
width
restoring
Terminal support
%THEN lexical keyword
TPU command
TPU$COMMAND logical name #1
TPU$COMMAND logical name #2
TPU$DEBUG logical name
TPU debugger #1
TPU debugger #2
ATTACH command
CANCEL BREAKPOINT command
DEBUGON procedure
DEPOSIT command
DISPLAY SOURCE command
EXAMINE command
GO command #1
GO command #2
GO command #3
HELP command
invoking
QUIT command
SCROLL command
SET BREAKPOINT command #1
SET BREAKPOINT command #2
SET WINDOW command
SHIFT command
SHOW BREAKPOINTS command
SPAWN command
STEP command #1
STEP command #2
TPU command
TPU$INIT_PROCEDURE procedure #1
TPU$INIT_PROCEDURE procedure #2
TPU$LOCAL_INIT procedure
TPU$SECTION logical name #1
TPU$SECTION logical name #2
TPU$SECTION logical name #3
TPU$STACKOVER status
correcting
TPU$WIDGET_INTEGER_CALLBACK callback routine #1
TPU$WIDGET_INTEGER_CALLBACK callback routine #2
TPU$WIDGET_STRING_CALLBACK callback routine #1
TPU$WIDGET_STRING_CALLBACK callback routine #2
TPU$X_MESSAGE_BUFFER variable
TPU$X_SHOW_BUFFER variable
TPU$X_SHOW_WINDOW variable
TPU$_UNKLEXICAL error message
U
Unbound code
use of local variables in
UNSPECIFIED data type #1
UNSPECIFIED data type #2
Unsupported terminals
Updating windows
Utility routines
forming the DECTPU callable interface
V
Value(s)
assigning to widget resources #1
assigning to widget resources #2
Variable
buffer
global
initializing
local #1
local #2
local #3
VARIABLE declaration
Variables
recommended naming conventions
Version number
Video attribute
marker
range
Virtual address space
DECTPU restriction concerning
W
Widget
listing of
WIDGET data type #1
WIDGET data type #2
Widget resources
data types of
specifying
Window
creating
current
definition
dimensions
getting information
length
mapping
removing
unmapping
unsupported terminals
updating
values
width
WINDOW data type #1
WINDOW data type #2
X
XOR operator

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