1 MOVE PCA Command Moves a screen display vertically and/or horizontally across the screen. Format MOVE [disp-name[,...]] 2 Parameters disp-name Specifies a display to be moved. You may specify any of the following: o A predefined display: SRC, OUT, PROMPT, PLOT o A display previously created with the SET DISPLAY command o A pseudo-display name: %CURDISP, %CURSCROLL, %NEXTDISP, %NEXTOUTPUT, %NEXTPLOT, %NEXTSCROLL, %NEXTSOURCE If you do not specify a display, the current scrolling display, as established by the SELECT/SCROLL command, is chosen. 2 Description For each display specified, the MOVE command simply creates a window of the same dimensions elsewhere on the screen and maps the display to it, while maintaining the relative position of the text within the window. The MOVE command does not change the order of a display on the display pasteboard. Depending on the relative order of displays, the MOVE command may cause the display to hide or uncover another display or be hidden by another display, partially or totally. A display can be moved only up to the edge of the screen. You must specify at least one qualifier. 2 Qualifiers /DOWN /DOWN[:n] Moves the display down by n lines (if n is positive) or up by n lines (if n is negative). If n is omitted, the display is moved down by one line. /LEFT /LEFT[:n] Moves the display to the left by n lines (if n is positive) or right by n lines (if n is negative). If n is omitted, the display is moved to the left by one line. /RIGHT /RIGHT[:n] Moves the display to the right by n lines (if n is positive) or left by n lines (if n is negative). If n is omitted, the display is moved to the right by one line. /UP /UP[:n] Moves the display up by n lines (if n is positive) or down by n lines (if n is negative). If n is omitted, the display is moved up by one line. 2 Examples PCAA> MOVE/LEFT The MOVE command moves the current scrolling display to the left by one column. PCAA> MOVE/UP:3/RIGHT:5 NEW_OUT The MOVE command moves display NEW_OUT up by three lines and to the right by five columns.