Moves the cursor to the specified buffer.

    Format

      GOTO BUFFER   buffer-name

1  –  Qualifiers

1.1    /CREATE

       /CREATE
       /NOCREATE (D)

    Specifies whether or not the buffer should be created if it does
    not exist.

1.2    /READ_ONLY

       /READ_ONLY (D)
       /NOREAD_ONLY

    Specifies whether or not the indicated buffer should have the
    read-only attribute. If the buffer has this attribute, then LSE
    does not write the contents to a file when you exit from LSE or
    when you issue a COMPILE command. This qualifier has an effect
    only if the GOTO BUFFER command is creating a buffer. If you are
    going to an already existing buffer, the read-write status of that
    buffer is not changed. The /WRITE qualifier is equivalent to the
    /NOREAD_ONLY qualifier.

1.3    /WRITE

       /WRITE
       /NOWRITE (D)

    Specifies whether or not the indicated buffer should have the
    write attribute. If the buffer has this attribute, then LSE writes
    the contents of the buffer to a file when you exit from LSE or
    when you issue a COMPILE command. This qualifier has an effect
    only if the GOTO BUFFER command is creating a buffer. If you are
    going to an already existing buffer, the read-write status of the
    buffer is not changed. The /NOREAD_ONLY qualifier is equivalent to
    the /WRITE qualifier.

2  –  Parameter

 buffer-name
    Specifies the name of the buffer. You may use abbreviations.

    You can specify a buffer name with a character string value of up
    to 255 alphanumeric or special characters. If you begin the buffer
    name with special characters, such as those accessed on the top
    row of your keyboard by pressing the shift key, you must enclose
    the buffer name in quotation marks. Similarly, to specify a name
    that contains embedded blanks (spaces), or quotation marks and
    spaces, enclose the entire string in quotation marks.