HP NonStop G-Series - Manual (Page 86)

Typing Several Commands on One Line
EDIT Command Summary
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You can use the EDIT program to create a command file as follows:
6> EDIT INDEX
TEXT EDITOR - T9601B30 - (08MAR87)
$WORK.TASK.INDEX DOES NOT EXIST. SHALL I CREATE IT? yes
*ADD 1
1 * create BIGMESS and
2 * make it the current file
3 RETURN
4 RETURN
5 GET BIGMESS!
6 RETURN
7 RETURN
8 * copy TEMP1 to end of BIGMESS
9 RETURN
10 GET TEMP1 TO LAST
11 RETURN
12 * copy TEMP2 to end of BIGMESS
13 RETURN
14 GET TEMP2 TO LAST
15 RETURN
16 * modify BIGMESS so that the characters
17 * CMIOP appear in columns 121 through 125
18 RETURN
19 CHANGE QUIET 121:125 "CMIOP" ALL
20 RETURN
21 * list BIGMESS without lines numbers to $S.#LP
22 RETURN
23 LIST UNSEQ OUT $S.#LP ALL
24 RETURN
25 * stop the EDIT program
26 RETURN
27 EXIT
28 //
*EXIT
7>
This is an editor command.
It does NOT begin with *
Starts adding text
at line number 1
Starts EDIT and
creates INDEX
This is a comment line.
It MUST begin with *
Now that you have created the command file named INDEX, run EDIT
noninteractively by typing this command:
8 EDIT/IN INDEX, OUT $S.#LP, NOWAIT/
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