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- (@title Linking Commands in helpfiles@)Use the following commands to set
- up links to other help files.(@indent 4@)
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- (@bold@)ref (@color 2@)filename(@color 1@)(@bold@) - Set up a reference to
- another help file.
- You must specify a full path for the file, usually by useing the
- device name "help:".
- Text following the (@bold@)ref(@bold@) command is underlined until
- the next (@bold@)unref(@bold@) command (see below). Please note that
- the pathname for the referenced file is (@bold@)not(@bold@) displayed.
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- (@bold@)ref (@color 2@)label, filename(@color 1@)(@bold@) -
- Jump to the middle of a file.
- This can be useful for moving around in large files, or to go to a specific
- spot in the file "(@color 2@)filename(@color 1@).
- Note that (@color 2@)label(@color 1@) must be defined in the referenced
- file for the goto to work. (@label test@)(@ref test, help:help/links@)Click
- to to test goto. A new window should open with this line
- at the top.(@unref@)
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- (@bold@)exec (@color 2@)command(@color 1@)(@bold@) - Execute a command. This
- is works the same as the (@bold@)ref(@bold@) command, except that instead
- of opening another helpfile, HyperHelp tries to execute (@color 2@)command
- (@color 1@). If there is no ENV: or if the variable HELPAskFirst is set,
- then HyperHelp will display a requester to the user to confirm the
- execution. Note that there is no standard IO connected to the launched
- process, so you must provide it by the CLI file redirection modifiers '<' '>',
- if necessary. HyperHelp does not wait for the command to finish.
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- (@bold@)unref(@bold@) - End a reference or an exec. Turns off underlining;
- text following the end of the reference does not open another window when
- you click on it.
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- (@bold@)label (@color 2@)text(@color 1@)(@bold@) - A possible destination for a
- (@bold@)goto(@bold@) command. You can also use this to "comment out" a
- section of text which you do not want printed.
-