1  TYPE
   PCA Command

   Specifies which lines of source code to display in the source
   window.

   Format

     TYPE  [[modname\]line-number[:line-number]][,...]
 

2  Parameters
 

modname

   Specifies the name of a module. Indicates that the lines are
   contained in that module. The default is the current module.
 

line-number

   Defines the line or range of lines to display in the source
   window. Must be expressed as a decimal integer (the default is
   1)
 

2  Description
   The TYPE command allows you to view a line or range of lines
   in your source code. The lines are displayed on the terminal
   screen. To use the TYPE command, you may have to establish a
   source directory search list with the SET SOURCE command.

   Modname without any line numbers will display the first line.
   If you provide only one line number, the corresponding line of
   source code with its line number is displayed. Also, because
   the default line number is the number for the line following the
   last line displayed, you can display the next line by issuing the
   TYPE command without a line number and then pressing the RETURN
   key. By repeating this sequence, you can read through your source
   program one line at a time.
 

2  Examples

 PCAC> TYPE COBOLTEST\160,22:24
 module COBOLTEST
    160: START-IT-PARA.
 module COBOLTEST
    22: 02      SC2V2   PIC S99V99    COMP VALUE  22.33.
    23: 02      SC2V2N  PIC S99V99    COMP VALUE -22.33.
    24: 02      CPP2    PIC PP99      COMP VALUE  0.0012.

     This command displays lines 160 and lines 22 through 24 in the
     module COBOLTEST.