The following is an alphabetized list of LSE commands and their
definitions:
ALIGN
Aligns trailing comments within the current selected range.
ATTACH
Allows you to switch control of your terminal to another
process.
BALANCE WINDOWS
Resizes all user windows on the screen to the same size.
BOTTOM
Moves the cursor to the end of the current buffer.
BOX COPY
Copies the selected box to buffer $PASTE or the clipboard.
BOX CUT
Moves the selected box to buffer $PASTE or the clipboard.
BOX CUT PAD
Moves the selected box to buffer $PASTE or the clipboard.
BOX DRAW
Draws a box.
BOX LOWERCASE
Changes the case of the text in the currently selected box.
BOX PASTE
Copies the contents of the default location to a box at the
current location.
BOX PASTE OVERSTRIKE
Copies the contents of the default location to a box at the
current location.
BOX UPPERCASE
Changes the case of the text in the currently selected box.
CAPITALIZE
Capitalizes the first letter of the current word, or all
words in the selected range.
CENTER LINE
Centers the current line between the left and right margins.
CHANGE CASE
Changes the case of the letter(s) in the selected range and
moves the cursor to the next character.
CHECK LANGUAGE DEFINITIONS
Analyzes the definitions associated with a language and
reports errors.
CHECK LANGUAGE HELP
Detects and reports invalid topic strings associated with a
language.
CLI
Executes a Command Language Interpreter (CLI) command from
within your editing session.
CLOSE
Writes the current buffer to its associated file, if it is
writable and has been modified, and then deletes the buffer.
CLOSE BUFFER
Writes and deletes a buffer.
CLOSE FILE
Writes a file and deletes the associated buffer.
COLLAPSE
Compresses text and displays an overview at the current
cursor position.
COMPILE
Lets you compile the contents of a buffer without leaving
LSE.
COMPILE REVIEW
Compile the contents of the current buffer, and then review
any errors.
COPY
Copies the selected text to the indicated buffer or to the
clipboard.
COPY APPEND
Copies the selected text to the end of the buffer or
clipboard.
CUT
Moves the selected text to the indicated buffer or clipboard.
CUT APPEND
Moves the selected text to the end of the designated buffer
or clipboard.
DELETE ADJUSTMENT
Deletes the definition of one or more adjustments associated
with the specified lannguage(s).
DELETE ALIAS
Deletes the definition of one or more aliases associated with
the specified language(s).
DELETE BUFFER
Deletes a buffer.
DELETE BUFFER OVERVIEW
This command deletes the overview information for the current
buffer.
DELETE EXPAND
Reverses the effect of the EXPAND command.
DELETE KEY
Deletes a user key definition.
DELETE LANGUAGE
Deletes the indicated language definition(s).
DELETE MARK
Deletes the indicated marker.
DELETE MENU ENTRY
Deletes an entry from a pull-down menu or from a pop-up menu.
DELETE MENU LABEL
Deletes a menu label.
DELETE MENU SEPARATOR
Deletes a separator from a pull-down menu or from a pop-up
menu.
DELETE PACKAGE
Deletes the package(s) specified.
DELETE PLACEHOLDER
Deletes the definition of one or more placeholders associated
with the specified language.
DELETE ROUTINE
Deletes the definition of one or more routines from the
specified package(s).
DELETE SELECTION MARK
Cancels the selected range of the NEW SELECTION MARK command.
DELETE TAB
Erases blanks and tabs to the left of the cursor, which moves
the cursor to the previous tab stop.
DELETE TOKEN
Deletes the definition of one or more tokens associated with
a specified language(s).
DELETE WINDOW
Deletes the current window.
DISABLE GRAMMAR PREFIX
Disables a prefix associated with a customized command
language.
DISABLE VMS INTEGRATION COMMANDS
Disables Source Code Analyzer for OpenVMS (SCA) and Code
Management System for OpenVMS (CMS) integration on OpenVMS.
ENABLE GRAMMAR PREFIX
Enables a prefix for use with a customized command language.
ENABLE VMS INTEGRATION COMMANDS
Enables Source Code Analyzer for OpenVMS (SCA) and Code
Management System for OpenVMS (CMS) integration on OpenVMS.
END OF LINE
Moves the cursor to the end of the current line.
ENLARGE WINDOW
Enlarges the current window by the specified number of lines.
ENTER COMMENT
Converts pseudocode into comments using block or line format.
ENTER LINE
Enters a new comment line or text line.
ENTER PSEUDOCODE
Inserts pseudocode placeholder delimiters.
ENTER SPACE
Inserts or overstrikes a space at the current cursor
position.
ENTER SPECIAL
Causes LSE to enter the character specified by the ASCII code
into the current buffer.
ENTER TAB
Inserts indentation and moves to the current indentation
level.
ENTER TEXT
Enters text at the current cursor position.
ERASE CHARACTER
Erases a single character from the current cursor position in
the current direction.
ERASE COMMENT
Reverses the effect of an ENTER COMMENT command.
ERASE END OF LINE
Erases text from the current cursor position to the end of
the line.
ERASE END OF WORD
Erases text from the current cursor position to the beginning
of the next word.
ERASE LINE
Erases a line of text at the current cursor position.
ERASE NEXT CHARACTER
Erases the next character.
ERASE NEXT LINE
Erases text from the current cursor position to the beginning
of the next line.
ERASE NEXT PLACEHOLDER
Erases the text of a placeholder and related punctuation in
the forward direction.
ERASE NEXT WORD
Erases the word following the cursor.
ERASE PLACEHOLDER
Erases a placeholder in the current direction.
ERASE PREVIOUS CHARACTER
Erases the previous character.
ERASE PREVIOUS LINE
Erases text from the cursor back to the previous end of line.
ERASE PREVIOUS PLACEHOLDER
Erases a placeholder in the reverse direction.
ERASE PREVIOUS WORD
Erases the word before the cursor.
ERASE SELECTION
Erases the text within the selected range.
ERASE START OF LINE
Erases the text from the current cursor position back to the
beginning of the line.
ERASE START OF WORD
Erases text from the current cursor position to the beginning
of the previous word.
ERASE WORD
Erases a word at the current cursor position.
EXACT SUBSTITUTE
Replaces occurrences of the search string with the exact form
of the replace string.
EXECUTE BUFFER LSE
Directs LSE to execute LSE commands from a buffer.
EXECUTE BUFFER PLSE
Directs LSE to execute LSE commands from a buffer.
EXECUTE BUFFER TPU
Directs LSE to execute text processing utility (TPU) program
statements from a buffer.
EXIT
Ends an LSE editing session and returns control to the
calling process or the command-line interface.
EXPAND
Replaces tokens, placeholders, overview lines, or show lists
with appropriate text.
EXTEND
Compiles one or more TPU procedures to extend LSE.
EXTRACT ADJUSTMENT
Extracts the definition of an adjustment and formats it as
portable commands.
EXTRACT ALIAS
Extracts the definition of the specified alias(es).
EXTRACT LANGUAGE
Extracts the definition of the specified language(s).
EXTRACT NEW ADJUSTMENT
Extracts the definition of the specified adjustment defined
during the current editing session.
EXTRACT NEW ALIAS
Extracts the definition of the specified alias(es) created or
modified during the current editing session.
EXTRACT NEW LANGUAGE
Extracts the definition of the specified language(s) defined
during the current editing session.
EXTRACT NEW PACKAGE
Extracts the definition of the specified package(s) defined
during this editing session.
EXTRACT NEW PLACEHOLDER
Extracts the definition of the specified placeholder(s)
defined during this editing session.
EXTRACT NEW ROUTINE
Extracts the definition of the routine(s) defined during this
editing session.
EXTRACT NEW TOKEN
Extracts the definition of the specified token(s) defined
during this editing session.
EXTRACT PACKAGE
Extracts the definition of the specified package(s).
EXTRACT PLACEHOLDER
Extracts the definition of the specified placeholder(s).
EXTRACT ROUTINE
Extracts the definition of the specified routine(s).
EXTRACT TOKEN
Extracts the definition of the specified token(s).
FETCH
Retrieve the element without causing version changes.
FILL
Reformats the text within a selected range.
FIND OCCURRENCES
Sends a message to the cross-reference server, asking the
server to display the occurences of the indicated symbol.
FOCUS
Displays an overview of the buffer around the current
position.
GOTO BUFFER
Moves the specified buffer to the current window.
GOTO COMMAND
Displays the LSE> prompt.
GOTO DECLARATION
Displays the source for the primary declaration of a symbol.
GOTO MARK
Moves the cursor to a user-defined mark.
GOTO REVIEW
Moves the cursor to the currently active review buffer.
GOTO SOURCE
Displays the source corresponding to the current diagnostic
or show list entry.
HELP
Displays information about LSE commands and topics.
HELP INDICATED
Displays the help text associated with the current token,
placeholder, or routine.
HELP KEY
Displays help information for the indicated key.
HELP KEYPAD
Displays help on the key binding for the keypad.
INCLUDE FILE
Includes the specified file at the current editing position.
INDENT LEFT
Removes leading blanks and tabs from lines to move one tab
stop.
INDENT RIGHT
Adds leading blanks and tabs to lines to move one tab stop.
LINE
Moves the cursor to the specified line number. .
LOWERCASE
Changes the current word or the selected range to lowercase.
LSE
Directs LSE to execute a portable language command.
MOVE DOWN
Moves the cursor down one line.
MOVE UP
Moves the cursor up one line.
NEW ADJUSTMENT
Creates a new adjustment associated with the specified
language.
NEW ALIAS
Creates a new alias associated with the specified language.
NEW BUFFER
Creates a new buffer in the current window.
NEW FILE
Creates a new file and positions to it.
NEW KEY
Binds an LSE command to a key.
NEW LANGUAGE
Creates a new language.
NEW LEARN KEY
Binds a sequence of keystrokes to a key.
NEW MARK
Marks the current cursor position with the supplied name.
NEW MENU ENTRY
Adds an entry to the specified pull-down menu or pop-up menu.
NEW MENU LABEL
Defines a new menu label that can be added to a pull-down or
pop-up menu.
NEW MENU SEPARATOR
Adds a separator to a pull-down menu or pop-up menu.
NEW PACKAGE
Creates a subroutine package for which subroutine-call
templates are automatically generated.
NEW PLACEHOLDER
Creates a placeholder for use with the specified language.
NEW ROUTINE
Creates a new routine template for the specified subroutine
package.
NEW SELECTION MARK
Marks a position as one end of a selected range.
NEW TOKEN
Creates an token for use with the specified language.
NEW WINDOW
Divides the current window into two or more windows.
NEXT BUFFER
Moves the next buffer in the list of buffers to the current
window.
NEXT CHARACTER
Moves the cursor one character to the right.
NEXT END OF LINE
Moves the cursor to the end of the line.
NEXT ERROR
Selects the next diagnostic in the current set of
diagnostics.
NEXT PAGE
Moves the cursor to the next page of text in the current
buffer.
NEXT PLACEHOLDER
Moves the cursor to the next placeholder.
NEXT SCREEN
Moves the cursor to the next screen of text.
NEXT START OF LINE
Moves the cursor to the start of the next line.
NEXT WINDOW
Moves the cursor from the current window to the next window.
NEXT WORD
Moves the cursor to the first character of the next word.
ONE WINDOW
Removes all but the current window from your screen.
OPEN FILE
Moves the cursor to the buffer containing the specified file.
OPEN SELECTED FILE
Uses the current primary selection information to determine
the file to open.
OVERVIEW SOURCE
Displays an overview of the buffer.
PASTE
Copies the contents of the specified buffer or clipboard to
the current location.
PATTERN EXACT SUBSTITUTE
Searches for a string that matches the wildcard string and
replaces it with the text exactly as specified in the replace
string.
PATTERN SEARCH
Enables the use of wildcard patterns in a search string and
searches the current buffer for all occurrences of that
string.
PATTERN SUBSTITUTE
Replaces any string matching the given string, which may
contain wildcards.
PLSE
Directs LSE to execute a portable language command.
PREVIOUS BUFFER
Moves the previous buffer in the list of buffers to the
current window.
PREVIOUS CHARACTER
Moves the cursor one character to the left.
PREVIOUS END OF LINE
Moves the cursor to the end of the previous line.
PREVIOUS ERROR
Selects the previous diagnostic in the current set of
diagnostics.
PREVIOUS PAGE
Moves the cursor to the previous page of text in the current
buffer.
PREVIOUS PLACEHOLDER
Moves the cursor to the previous placeholder.
PREVIOUS SCREEN
Moves the cursor to the previous screen of text in the
current buffer.
PREVIOUS START OF LINE
Moves the cursor to the start of the line.
PREVIOUS WINDOW
Moves the cursor from the current window to the previous
window.
PREVIOUS WORD
Moves the cursor to the first character of the word to the
left.
QUIT
Ends an LSE session without saving modified user buffers.
QUOTE
Enters a control code or other character as text.
QUOTE KEYNAME
Accepts keypad and function keys to enter a control code or
other character as text in the current buffer.
RECOVER BUFFER
Reconstructs the contents of a buffer from a buffer-change
journal file.
REDO
Reverses the most recent UNDO command.
REFRESH
Clears and redisplays the screen.
REPEAT
Repeats a command a specified number of times.
REPLACE
Return an element, to its source control area creating a new
revision.
RESERVE
Retrieve element from the repository for revision.
RESTORE
Restores the text deleted by the most recent ERASE command
REVIEW
Displays a set of diagnostic messages resulting from a
compilation of the current buffer.
REVIEW BUFFER
Displays a set of diagnostic messages resulting from a
compilation of the specified buffer.
REVIEW FILE
Displays a set of diagnostic messages, from the specified
diagnostics file, resulting from a compilation.
SAVE AS
Writes the current buffer to the specified file.
SAVE ENVIRONMENT
Saves all language definitions, including placeholders,
tokens, aliases, routines, adjustments, and packages in an
environment file.
SAVE ENVIRONMENT CHANGES
Saves language definitions (including placeholders, tokens,
aliases, and packages) that were defined in the current
editing session in an environment file.
SAVE FILE
Writes the current buffer to the specified file.
SAVE SECTION
Writes the binary form of all current key definitions, learn
sequences, and text processing utility (TPU) procedures and
variables to a section file.
SAVE SELECTION
Writes the contents of the selected range to a file.
SAVE VISIBLE
Writes the visible lines in the buffer to a file.
SEARCH
Searches the current buffer for the specified string and
positions the cursor at that string.
SELECT
Toggles the select mark.
SELECT ALL
Selects the entire contents of the current buffer.
SET ADJUSTMENT COMPRESS
Indicates whether groups of matching lines should be
compressed.
SET ADJUSTMENT COUNT
Determines whether the adjusted line contributes to a group's
line count.
SET ADJUSTMENT CURRENT
Adjusts the indentation of the current line.
SET ADJUSTMENT INHERIT
Specifies that the indentation for the current line is taken
from the adjusted indentation of another line.
SET ADJUSTMENT OVERVIEW
Indicates whether or not the text of the line is used as the
overview line.
SET ADJUSTMENT PATTERN
Defines the pattern of an adjustment.
SET ADJUSTMENT PREFIX ADJUSTMENT
Lets you skip a pattern at the beginning of a line to
determine the adjustment.
SET ADJUSTMENT PREFIX INDENTATION
Lets you skip a pattern at the beginning of a line to
determine the indentation value.
SET ADJUSTMENT SUBSEQUENT
Adjusts the indentation of lines after the current line.
SET ADJUSTMENT UNIT
Tells LSE to treat consecutive lines as a single unit.
SET ALIAS EXPAND TEXT
Defines the expanded text of an alias.
SET BALANCE WINDOWS
Automatically balances window length whenever you change the
number of windows.
SET BELL ALL
Sets the state that determines whether or not the terminal
bell sounds when messages are written to the message window.
SET BELL BROADCAST
Sets the state that determines whether or not terminal bell
sounds when broadcast messages are written to the message
window.
SET BUFFER AUTO ERASE
Enables or disables automatic erasing of placeholders for the
current buffer.
SET BUFFER CLOSE
Sets the buffer's read/write state.
SET BUFFER DIRECTION
Sets the direction of a buffer to forward or reverse.
SET BUFFER INDENTATION
Sets the indentation level for the current buffer, without
changing the current line.
SET BUFFER JOURNALING
Enables or disables buffer-change journaling for the current
buffer.
SET BUFFER LANGUAGE
Associates a language with the current buffer.
SET BUFFER LEFT MARGIN
Sets the left margin for the current buffer to the column
number you specify.
SET BUFFER MODIFIABLE
Changes the buffer modifiable state of the current buffer.
SET BUFFER OUTPUT FILE
Associates an output file with the current buffer.
SET BUFFER OVERVIEW
Enables or disables overview operations in the current
buffer.
SET BUFFER RIGHT MARGIN
Sets the right margin for the current buffer.
SET BUFFER TAB INCREMENT
Specifies the logical tab stop length in the current buffer.
SET BUFFER TEXT
Sets the text-entry mode of the current buffer to insert or
overstrike.
SET BUFFER WRAP
Enables or disables line wrapping in the current buffer.
SET CLIPBOARD
Changes the default behavior for the DECwindows clipboard.
SET COMMAND LANGUAGE
Sets the command language to Portable or VMSLSE.
SET CURSOR
Sets free or bound cursor motion in a buffer.
SET DIRECTORY DEFAULT
Changes your default device and directory specifications.
SET DIRECTORY READONLY
Sets the indicated directory's read/write state.
SET DIRECTORY SOURCE
Specifies a directory to be used to find source files.
SET FONT
Sets the screen font size to big or little and the font
spacing to normal or condensed.
SET HEIGHT
Sets the number of lines on the screen.
SET KEYPAD
Sets the keypad definitions to EDT or EVE.
SET LANGUAGE ANSI FORTRAN
Specifies special processing for ANSI Fortran.
SET LANGUAGE BRACKETED COMMENTS
Specifies the character sequences of comments in the
language.
SET LANGUAGE COMMENT ASSOCIATION
Specifies whether comments are associated with the next or
previous identifier.
SET LANGUAGE COMPILE COMMAND
Specifies the default command string for the COMPILE command.
SET LANGUAGE ESCAPES
Describes the syntax of certain language elements, such as
strings, that require special handling for proper text
formatting.
SET LANGUAGE EXPAND CASE
Specifies the case of expanded text of inserted templates.
SET LANGUAGE FILE TYPES
Specifies a file type that is valid for the language being
defined.
SET LANGUAGE FIXED COMMENTS
Specifies the character sequences of fixed comment delimiters
in the language.
SET LANGUAGE FORTRAN
Specifies special processing for Fortran.
SET LANGUAGE HELP LIBRARY
Specifies the HELP library where you can find help text for
placeholders and tokens defined in this language.
SET LANGUAGE HELP TOPIC
Specifies a prefix string to be concatenated in a placeholder
or token definition before LSE looks up the help text for
that placeholder or token.
SET LANGUAGE IDENTIFIER CHARACTERS
Specifies the characters that may appear in token and alias
names in the language.
SET LANGUAGE INITIAL STRING
Specifies the initial text that is to appear in a newly
created buffer.
SET LANGUAGE LEFT MARGIN
Specifies the default left margin setting to be used for
buffers associated with language.
SET LANGUAGE LINE COMMENTS
Specifies the character sequences of the line comment
delimiter in the language.
SET LANGUAGE OPTIONAL DELIMIT
Specifies starting and ending strings that delimit optional
placeholders.
SET LANGUAGE OPTIONAL LIST DELIMIT
Specifies starting and ending strings that delimit optional
list placeholders.
SET LANGUAGE OVERVIEW MINIMUM LINES
Specifies the minimum number of lines an overview line must
hide
SET LANGUAGE OVERVIEW TAB RANGE
Indicates the range of tab values for which the adjustment
definitions are valid.
SET LANGUAGE PSEUDOCODE DELIMIT
Specifies starting and ending strings that delimit pseudocode
placeholders.
SET LANGUAGE PUNCTUATION CHARACTERS
Specifies the characters that are considered punctuation
marks, or delimiters, in the language.
SET LANGUAGE QUOTES
Describes the syntax of certain language elements, such as
strings, that require special handling for proper text
formatting.
SET LANGUAGE REQUIRED DELIMIT
Specifies starting and ending strings that delimit required
placeholders.
SET LANGUAGE REQUIRED LIST DELIMIT
Specifies starting and ending strings that delimit required
list placeholders.
SET LANGUAGE RIGHT MARGIN
Specifies the default right margin setting that is to be used
for buffers associated with the language.
SET LANGUAGE TAB INCREMENT
Specifies the increment of tab stops to be used for buffers
associated with the language.
SET LANGUAGE TAG TERMINATORS
Specifies a list of characters that you can use to terminate
a comment tag.
SET LANGUAGE TRAILING COMMENTS
Specifies the character sequences of trailing commment
delimiters in the language.
SET LANGUAGE VERSION
Specifies a string that represents the version number of the
language.
SET LANGUAGE WRAP
Specifies whether text should be wrapped to a new line when
you are typing beyond the right margin of the current line in
any buffer associated with the language.
SET MAX UNDO
Sets the maximum number of commands you can undo for a
specific buffer.
SET MAXIMUM WINDOWS
Specifies the maximum number of windows that LSE
automatically creates.
SET MENU LABEL
Modifies an existing menu label.
SET MENU MNEMONICS
Sets the menu mnemonics on or off.
SET MINIMUM WINDOW LENGTH
Specifies the minimum length of the windows that LSE
automatically creates.
SET NUMBER OF WINDOWS
Sets a specific number of windows on the screen.
SET PACKAGE HELP LIBRARY
Specifies the HELP file (.HLB file) where you can find help
text for routines and parameters defined for this package.
SET PACKAGE HELP TOPIC
Specifies a prefix string to be concatenated to the
TOPIC_STRING for routines and parameters defined for the
package.
SET PACKAGE LANGUAGE
Specifies the languages for which package routines are
defined.
SET PACKAGE PARAMETER EXPAND
Prefix of a text processing utility (TPU) routine to define
the expansion of parameters in this package.
SET PACKAGE ROUTINE EXPAND
Sets the prefix of a text processing utility (TPU) routine to
define the expansion of routines in this package.
SET PENDING DELETE
Specifies whether or not a selection in a user buffer is
deleted when a user inserts text.
SET PLACEHOLDER AUTO SUBSTITUTE
Specifies whether to replace the next occurrence of this
placeholder with the text typed over the current one.
SET PLACEHOLDER BODY LINE
Specifies a body line of a nonterminal type placeholder.
SET PLACEHOLDER DESCRIPTION
Specifies text for a placeholder description.
SET PLACEHOLDER DUPLICATION
Specifies whether a list placeholder is duplicated
horizontally or vertically.
SET PLACEHOLDER HELP TOPIC
Sets the help topic string for the given placeholder.
SET PLACEHOLDER INHERIT
Causes a placeholder to inherit the definition of another
placeholder.
SET PLACEHOLDER LEADING
Identifies leading text to be associated with a placeholder.
SET PLACEHOLDER MENU LINE
Specifies a line of menu that is displayed when a menu-type
placeholder is expanded.
SET PLACEHOLDER PSEUDOCODE
Specifies whether you can enter pseudocode at this
placeholder.
SET PLACEHOLDER SEPARATOR
Specifies the string that separates each duplication of the
placeholder.
SET PLACEHOLDER TERMINAL LINE
Specifies a line of a terminal-type placeholder.
SET PLACEHOLDER TRAILING
Specifies any trailing text to be associated with the
placeholder.
SET PRIMARY SELECTION MODEL
Lets you choose between a focus-based primary selection model
and a selection-based primary selection model.
SET PROMPT ABORT
Defines keys for aborting a prompt.
SET PROMPT ALTERMINATOR
Defines keys for terminating a prompt that are executed in
only in the current buffer.
SET PROMPT DIALOG
Sets dialog box prompting.
SET PROMPT EXPANDMENU
Specifies the available key bindings for the expand menu
prompt.
SET PROMPT KEYPAD
Specifies the available key bindings for prompting.
SET PROMPT TERMINATOR
Specifies which key completes a prompt.
SET ROUTINE DESCRIPTION
Sets the description string for a given routine.
SET ROUTINE HELP TOPIC
Sets the help topic string for the given routine.
SET ROUTINE PARAMETER
Specifies a parameter to the given routine.
SET SAVE RELATED BUFFERS
Determines if related modified buffers are written out on
COMPILE commands.
SET SCROLL MARGINS
Specifies the lines at the top and bottom of the buffer at
which the cursor triggers scrolling.
SET SEARCH AUTO REVERSE
Specifies that LSE search in the opposite direction if the
string is not found in the current direction.
SET SEARCH CASE SENSITIVE
Specifies whether or not LSE matches case exactly when
searching for text.
SET SEARCH DIACRITICAL
Specifies whether or not LSE exactly matches characters with
diacritical markings when performing a search.
SET SEARCH PATTERN
Sets whether LSE uses ULTRIX, VMS or TPU style pattern
matching for search strings.
SET SEARCH SPAN SPACE
Determines how LSE matches blank space in the search string.
SET TABS HARD
Specifies whether tab or blank characters are used for
tabulation
SET TABS VISIBLE
Specifies whether or not visible tab symbols appear.
SET TOKEN BODY LINE
Specifies a body line of a token.
SET TOKEN DESCRIPTION
Specifies text for a token description.
SET TOKEN HELP TOPIC
Sets the help topic string for the given token.
SET TOKEN INHERIT
Specifies the name of a defined placeholder that expands in
place of the token.
SET UNDO
Specifies whether or not UNDO processing is enabled.
SET WIDTH
Specifies the screen width.
SHIFT LEFT
Shifts the window to the left or text to the right by the
specified number of columns.
SHIFT RIGHT
Shifts the window to the right or text to the left by the
specified number of columns.
SHOW ADJUSTMENT
Displays the definitions and characteristics of the indicated
adjustments.
SHOW ALIAS
Displays the definitions and characteristics of one or more
aliases.
SHOW ATTRIBUTES
Displays the current system attributes.
SHOW BUFFER
Displays information about the indicated buffer or user
buffers.
SHOW KEY
Displays the definitions of the specified key(s).
SHOW LANGUAGE
Displays the characteristics of the specified language(s).
SHOW LANGUAGE ROUTINE
Displays the characteristics of the specified routine(s)
associated with the given language.
SHOW MARK
Displays information for the indicated user marker.
SHOW MAX UNDO
Shows the maximum number of commands that you can undo for a
specific buffer.
SHOW PACKAGE
Displays the characteristics of one or more packages.
SHOW PACKAGE ROUTINE
Displays the characteristics of the specified routine(s)
associated with the given package.
SHOW PLACEHOLDER
Displays the definitions and characteristics of one or more
placeholders.
SHOW PROMPT ATTRIBUTES
Displays the prompt attributes.
SHOW SEARCH ATTRIBUTES
Displays the status of text-search options.
SHOW SUMMARY
Shows statistics and other information about LSE.
SHOW SYSTEM BUFFER
Displays information about the indicated buffer(s).
SHOW TOKEN
Displays the definitions and characteristics of one or more
tokens.
SHOW VERSION
Displays the current version of LSE.
SHOW WINDOW ATTRIBUTES
Displays the current window attributes.
SHRINK WINDOW
Shrinks the current window.
SPAWN
Creates a subprocess running a command interpreter and
suspends the editing session.
SPELL
Runs DECspell on OpenVMS systems to check the currently
selected text or the entire buffer for spelling errors.
START OF LINE
Moves the cursor to the beginning of the current line.
SUBSTITUTE
Replaces occurrences of one text string with another.
TOGGLE INSERT OVERSTRIKE
Switches the text-entry mode in the current buffer between
insert and overstrike.
TOP
Moves the cursor to the beginning of the current buffer.
TPU
Directs LSE to execute text processing utility (TPU) program
statments.
TWO WINDOWS
Splits the current window into two windows.
UNDO
Reverses the most recently executed LSE command.
UNRESERVE
Cancels a previous reservation of an element.
UPPERCASE
Changes the current word or the selected range to uppercase.
VIEW DEBUGGING SOURCE
Displays the source code with adjustments applied.
VIEW FILE
Moves the cursor to a read-only, unmodifiable buffer
containing the specified file.
VIEW SOURCE
Displays the top levels of detail in the buffer.
WHAT LINE
Shows the current line number and total number of lines in
the buffer.