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- VERROR.COM
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- Size (recs) CRC Version Author/Latest Issue Disk
- 3k (22) 043F 1.7 Paul Pomerleau 4/86 Z3COM10
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- 1- Syntax 2- Commands 3- Notes 4- Examples of Use
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- VERROR us a ZCPR3 error handler. Just execute it without any parameters
- and it will install itself. When ZCPR3 gets a command that it cannot process,
- it will give control to VERROR. VERROR will then ask you if you wish to edit
- the offending command. Should you say anything but (Y)es, you will be put
- into an editor which uses a subset of the WordStar command set. Similar to
- ERROR23.COM.
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- Syntax: VERROR
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- VERROR Commands:
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- ^E <-- line up
- ^X <-- line down
- ^S <-- character left
- ^D <-- character right
- ^A <-- word left
- ^F <-- word right
- ^G <-- delete character
- ^T <-- delete word
- ^Y <-- delete command line and returh to system
- ^V <-- flip mode from insert to overwrite and back
- ^P <-- insert control character (or lower-case character)
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- VERROR Commands (continued):
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- In addition to the WordStar commands, these are available:
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- ^K <-- line up
- ^J <-- line down
- ^H <-- character left
- ^L <-- character right
- ^C <-- command right (moves to next semicolon)
- ^R <-- remove command (deletes from cursor to semicolon)
- ^U <-- undo last ^T or ^R -- (useful for copying text)
- <CR> <-- save command line and return to system
- <DEL> <-- delete character to left
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- VERROR Notes:
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- a. VERROR looks for itself in the base of the path (ROOT:). Don't change
- VERROR's name. The file must be VERROR.COM in the ROOT: directory for
- VERROR to find itself.
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- Examples of Use:
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- a. B0:>dirr
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- VERROR Vers 1.7 -- Error Handler:
- Error -> dirr
- Do you want to edit this line? Y
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- VERROR Vers 1.7 -- Error Handler: B0: <-- new screen; video
- attributes turned
- dirr on; cursor on 'd'
- in 'dirr'
- ^Q for Help
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- e.g. <VCOMP file1 b0:> will compare same file on default and b0