Power-Programmierung/CD2.mdf/c/library/dos/edit/point20/pt.msg

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This command number is not used.
A character was typed from the keyboard.
Copy the selected text to the place where the cursor is pointing on button up.
Move the selected text to the place where the cursor is pointing on button up.
Delete the selected text. It is saved in the scrap buffer. (See Insert).
Exit Point after asking the user whether to save each edited (and unsaved)file
Change the value of the "debug" variable.  For internal use only.
Create a new window.  You will be asked for the two corners and the file name.
Show the beginning of the file in this window.
Show the end of the file in this window.
Redraw the entire display.  This will erase the message on the bottom line.
Make this window cover the whole screen (or change it back to its former size)
Make this window the top window on the display.
Change the size and location of this window by pointing at any two corners.
Scroll the window up one screenfull.  There will be a two (2) line overlap.
Scroll the window down one screenfull.  There will be a two (2) line overlap.
Prompt for a line number.  Show this line at the top of the window.
Close this window after asking whether to save it (if it has been changed).
Write the file in this window to disk with a new name (prompted for).
Search for a string in the active window (starting at the selection).
Replace instances of one string with another (options: verify & in selection).
Give information about the internal data structures of Point.
Cancel Duplicate and Extract mode. Cancel the pending command (at user input).
Insert an arbitrary ASCII character (specified as a number) into the text.
Redo the last edit but on the current selection (not where the last edit was).
Undo the effect of the last edit.  A second undo restores the edit.
Select text (and follow the mouse).
Search the file in this window for the next instance of the selected text.
Make this window the top window if it is not already, else bottom it.
Make this window the bottom window.
Execute the selected DOS command and put the output in a new window.
Do nothing.
Escape to the DOS command interpreter. (EXIT to return to Point).
Load a new file (the name will be prompted for) into this window.
Move the mouse cursor up one row (for non-mouse use).
Move the mouse cursor down one row (for non-mouse use).
Move the mouse cursor left one column (for non-mouse use).
Move the mouse cursor right one column (for non-mouse use).
Remove the window from the display but put it on the TOPLIST (file names) menu
Extend the selection to the current mouse position (and follow the mouse).
Undo the last editing action allowing previous actions to also be undone.
Simulate mouse button clicks.
Fast cursor motion using keypad direction keys and diagonals for others).
Move to window edges (direction keys) and borders (other keypad keys).
Move to screen borders with keypad direction keys (Home,End of line).
Execute one of nine commands depending on how you move the mouse.
Execute one of nine commands depending on how you move the mouse.
Save all files that have been changed but not yet saved. Then resume editing.
Exit Point and save all files that have been changed but not saved.
Exit Point and discard all unsaved edits.  A single verify will be requested.
User defined menu one (1).
User defined menu two (2).
User defined menu three (3).
Display a menu of the names of the files in all the windows (top to bottom).
Save the current file to disk (using the name it was loaded under).
Insert the text in the scrap buffer in front of the selection.
Move this window back to the last place you moved from (except by scrolling).
Copy the selected text into the scrap buffer.
Top the window containing the selection and adjust it to show the selection.
Command not defined.
User defined menu four (4).
Delete the selected text but preserve the current contents of the scrap buffer
Exchange the selected text with the text in the scrap buffer.
Command not defined.
Enter the help system (starting with the last command you looked at).
User defined menu five (5).
Search for the selected text backwards (towards the beginning of the file).
User defined menu six (6).
Command not defined.
Copy the selected text to the position of the mouse cursor on button up.
Move the selected text to the position of the mouse cursor on button up.
Change to a different menu since the mouse buttons have changed.
Close this window and save the file in it (if it has been changed).
The selection is the name of the file to load into this window.
Move the mouse cursor one word to the left.  (A word consists of non-blanks).
Move the mouse cursor one word to the right.  (A word consists of non-blanks).
Begin or end recording keystrokes into a macro buffer for later playback.
Play back the keystrokes that are recorded in the macro buffer.
Move the window and the selection to the beginning of the file.
User defined menu seven (7).
User defined menu eight (8).
Change the case (lower <--> upper) of the first character of the selection.
The selection is the name of the file to put in a newly created window.
Find the matching bracket of the selected bracket, select it, and move to it.
The selection is the line number to go to in this window.
Fill all the lines selected between the left border and the "rightMargin".
Change to "ReadOnly" status of this window (ReadOnly <--> ReadWrite).
Change the text and border colors of this window to the next color scheme.
Exchange the two top windows, making the second window the top window.
Call an "overlay" program that can access Point functionality.
Execute the selected command and replace it with its standard output.
A prompted string is search for after "XTAG:" in all files in fsPatterns.
The selected string is search for after "XTAG:" in all files in fsPatterns.
A prompted string is searched for in all files in fsPatterns.
The selected string is searched for in all files in fsPatterns.
This command is not defined.
User defined menu nine (9).
User defined menu ten (10).
User defined menu eleven (11).
User defined menu twelve (12).
User defined menu thirteen (13).
User defined menu fourteen (14).
User defined menu fifteen (15).
User defined menu sixteen (16).
This command is not defined.
Set the "autoFileMenu" option.
Set the "autoScrollRate" option.
Set the "autoIndent" option.
Set the "borderColors" option.
Set the "centerMenus" option.
Set the "doubleClickDelay" option.
Set the "filePattern" option.
Set the "fileSort" option.
Set the "findWholeWords" option.
Set the "fsDirs" option.
Set the "fsMenu" option.
Set the "fsPatterns" option.
Set the "helpMode" option.
Set the "43lines" option.
Set the "ignoreCase" option.
This command is not defined.
Set the "linesOverFind" option.
Set the "makeBaks" option.
This command is not defined.
Set the "msgColors" option.
This command is not defined.
Set the "noRecurse" option.
Set the "overlayVector" option.
Set the "pathNames" option.
Set the "overType" option.
Set the "readOnly" option.
Set the "redefine" option.
Set the "reSearch" option.
Set the "rightMargin" option.
Set the "scrollDelay" option.
Set the "scrollRate" option.
Set the "searchMode" option.
Set the "smoothScroll" option.
Set the "tabWidth" option.
Set the "tiledSplit" option.
Set the "topOnFind" option.
Set the "tagPattern" option.
Set the "tagMarker" option.
Set the "textColors" option.
This command is not defined.
Set the "unixMode" option.
Set the "videoMode" option.
This command is not defined.
This command is not defined.
This command is not defined.