Return codes, Example, Quit – IBM SC34-5764-01 User Manual

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CMDLINE

displays the current setting of the command line. For more information see the Text Editor command,
section “CMDLINE” on page 237.

COLUMN

displays the starting column in the file that is displayed on the screen.

DIR

displays the directory that is associated with the file.

FILEID

displays the name of the file being edited.

MSGLINE

displays the current setting of the message line. For more information see the Text Editor command,
section “MSGLINE” on page 246.

NULLS

displays the current setting of NULLS. For more information see the Text Editor command, section
“NULLS” on page 247.

NUMBERS

displays the current setting of NUMBERS. For more information see the Text Editor command, section
“NUMBERS” on page 247.

PFKLINE

displays the current setting of the PFKLINE. For more information see the Text Editor command,
section “PFKLINE” on page 248.

PFKEY.n

displays the command that is processed if PFKEY n is pressed. The n is any number from 1 to 24.

RECORDS

displays the number of lines in the file.

Return Codes

0

Normal return

202

Invalid operand

236

Not defined

Example

'QUERY PFKEY.1'

This example displays the command that is processed when PFKEY 1 is pressed.

QUIT

QUIT

QUIT ends the current edit session.

Return Codes

0

Normal return

210

Request failed

Example

'QUIT'

This example exits the editor.

Text Editor

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