CANCEL MARK
          disassociates a mark and deletes the specified name.

      CHANGE DIRECTION
          changes cursor direction (forward/reverse) through the
          current buffer.

      GOTO BOTTOM
          moves the cursor to the bottom of the current buffer.

      GOTO BUFFER
          moves to the last cursor position held in the specified
          buffer.

      GOTO CHARACTER
          moves the cursor to the next character.

      GOTO FILE file-spec
          moves the cursor to the last position held in the buffer
          specified by the file-spec.

      GOTO LINE
          moves the cursor to the next line.

      GOTO MARK
          moves the cursor to the mark-name specified by the SET MARK
          command.

      GOTO PAGE
          moves the cursor to the next page.

      GOTO PLACEHOLDER
          moves the cursor to the next placeholder.

      GOTO SCREEN
          moves the cursor the current direction by the number of
          lines in the current window.

      GOTO SOURCE
          moves to the source associated with the current diagnostic
          or query item.

      GOTO TOP
          moves the cursor to the top of the current buffer.

      GOTO WORD
          moves the cursor to the next word in the current buffer.

      LINE
          moves the cursor in the current buffer to the start of the source
          line you specify.

      NEXT ERROR
          selects the next diagnostic in the current set.

      PREVIOUS ERROR
          selects the previous diagnostic in the current set.

      SEARCH quoted-string
          moves the cursor to a specified string in the current buffer.

      SET CURSOR
          selects either bound cursor motion or free cursor motion.

      SET FORWARD
          sets the current buffer direction forward.

      SET MARK
          specifies a name at the current cursor position for a GOTO MARK
          command.

      SET REVERSE
          sets the current buffer direction backward.

      SET SEARCH
          sets text search options.