Delete End of Line

  Deletes text from the current character to the end of the line, but
  does NOT delete the carriage return at the end of the line.  The cursor
  does not move.

  Example:

     The following example shows the effects of the Delete EOL key with
     three different cursor positions on a line:

           LSE stands for Language-Sensitive Editor.
           |                            |           |
          (1)                          (2)         (3)

     (1)  At the start of a line, deletes the entire line but does not
          delete the carriage return.

     (2)  In the middle of a line, deletes the "t" in "Language-Sensitive" and
          the rest of the line but does not delete the carriage return.

     (3)  At the end of a line, deletes the carriage return and deletes the
          next line, if any.

  To reinsert what you deleted, use the Undelete Line key.

  Command Equivalent:

          ERASE/TO LINE/END/FORWARD

  Related Topics:

          ERASE LINE
          ERASE WORD
          UNERASE
          UNERASE LINE