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From: cfchiesa@bsu-cs.UUCP (Sir Xetwnk)
Newsgroups: comp.os.vms
Subject: Re: full screen edit
Message-ID: <2049@bsu-cs.UUCP>
Date: 6 Feb 88 17:30:39 GMT
References: <47@mail.uwa.oz> <353@skatter.UUCP>
Organization: CS Dept, Ball St U, Muncie, Indiana
Lines: 20
Summary: Mixing up EDT with DEBUG?

In article <353@skatter.UUCP>, kuo@skatter.UUCP (Dr. Peter Kuo) writes:
> In article <47@mail.uwa.oz>, j_smartt@mail.uwa.oz writes:
> > 	does anybody know what causes the EDT editor to go into full screen
> > mode (without typing "c") - is there any flag/switch/etc that you can set
> > to bypass the requirement to type "c"?
> > 
> 
> Ever came across a reference to EDTINI.EDT and EDIT/command=xxx.yyy in your
> EDT manual? When EDT starts up, it reads from this file any definitions you
> have for keys etc, and you can include a SET MODE SCREEN to make EDT "jump"
> into the full screen mode. I think it will also look for a logical symbol,

Whoops, I think you've been working with DEBUG too much!  "SET MODE SCREEN"
is the DEBUG go-to-screen-mode command.

In EDT, the command is "CHANGE", usually abbreviated to "C".  The mode you
wind up in is determined by combination of your terminal and keypad-mode
settings.

Chris