Goto Source

  Displays the source corresponding to the current diagnostic or query
  item.  The Goto Source key has different actions depending on whether LSE
  is in review or query mode.  To display a query item, you must be using SCA.

  Review Mode:

  LSE selects the diagnostic at the current position in the $REVIEW
  buffer and a region for which source display is desired.  This
  becomes the current diagnostic.  LSE highlights the current
  diagnostic and the current region, and displays in a second window
  (with the region highlighted) the file containing the current region.
  When a diagnostic is selected in this way, the buffer containing the
  current region becomes the current buffer.

  LSE may display a suggested error correction and prompt for a yes
  (Y) or no (N) response; LSE makes the correction if you respond with
  a yes.

  Query Mode:

  LSE selects the query item occurrence at the current position in the
  current query buffer.  This becomes the current query item.  LSE
  highlights the current query item and displays the file containing
  the corresponding source for the current query item in a second
  window.  The buffer containing the source that corresponds to the
  current query item becomes the current buffer.

  Review and Query Modes:

  If the source file corresponding to the current diagnostic region or
  current query item is not in a buffer, LSE creates an unmodifiable
  buffer and reads the source file specified in the diagnostics file or
  SCA data file into that buffer.  If it cannot find that file, LSE
  uses the list of directories specified by the SET SOURCE_DIRECTORY
  command to find the file.  LSE uses CMS to access a file if the
  directory for the file to be accessed is the same as the translation
  of CMS$LIB.

  Command Equivalent:

          GOTO SOURCE

  Related Topics:

          FIND
          REVIEW
          SET DIRECTORY
 	 SET SOURCE_DIRECTORY
 	 SHOW DIRECTORY
 	 SHOW SOURCE_DIRECTORY