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Navigation Using JED Editor

This document provides instructions on using the JED Editor, a terminal-independent screen editing tool, including command line and text line functionalities. It also outlines navigation commands in the Classic interface, detailing key strokes for various actions such as committing records and moving between pages. Additionally, it includes shortcut commands for the jshell prompt to enhance user efficiency.

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Navigation Using JED Editor

This document provides instructions on using the JED Editor, a terminal-independent screen editing tool, including command line and text line functionalities. It also outlines navigation commands in the Classic interface, detailing key strokes for various actions such as committing records and moving between pages. Additionally, it includes shortcut commands for the jshell prompt to enhance user efficiency.

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USING THE JED EDITOR

AND
NAVIGATION IN CLASSIC

Information in this document is subject to change without notice.

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Using The JED Editor And Navigation In Classic

Table of Content
Table of Content ................................................................................................................................... 2
Using the JED Editor ............................................................................................................................ 3
jshell Command Short Cuts............................................................................................................... 5
Navigation In Classic ............................................................................................................................ 6

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Using The JED Editor And Navigation In Classic

Using the JED Editor


JED is a robust, terminal independent screen editing tool. It is a page editor.

There are two types of editor commands in JED, one on the command line, and one on the text line.
<ESC> toggles between the command line and the text line.
Some commands, which are entered on the command line, refer to the “current” line; this is the line on
which the cursor was positioned before <ESC> was pressed to position the cursor on the command
line.

COMMAND LINE
<ESC> To go to text line
EX or Exit without saving
EXIT or
Ctrl X
EXK Exit from a group of records (e.g. an active select list)
FI Save and exit
FS Save
!command Executes jBASE command within editor
BI Format BASIC code (note that this cannot be done from outside of the editor
Nn Goes to line nn
1 Goes to top of program (line 1)
9999 Goes to end of program (line 9999)
DE Deletes current line
DE5 Deletes next 5 lines
R/old/new Changes first occurrence of “old” to “new” on current line
R/old/new/3 Changes first 3 occurrences of “old” to “new” on current line
RU/old/new Changes all occurrences of “old” to “new” on current line
R3/old/new Changes first occurrence “old” to “new” on next 3 lines
RU3/old/new Changes all occurrences of “old” to “new” on next 3 lines
L chars Locate chars
Ln chars Restricts the locate to the next n lines
Cntrl n Repeats the locate

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TEXT LINE
<ESC> To go to the command line
Arrow keys and Can be used to move around within the text
page up/down
Ctrl A Move to start of current line
Ctrl E Move to end of current line
Ctrl W Delete word
Ctrl K Deletes to the end of line or join.
Ctrl D Delete current line
Ctrl L Insert line below current line
Ctrl N Locate next occurrence
Ctrl O Toggles between Insert and Overwrite modes
Ctrl R Redisplay screen
Ctrl T Copy the character from the corresponding cursor position on the line above
Ctrl V Indent for BASIC
<ENTER> New line / breaks current line

DEFINING AND USING BLOCKS


On text line
Ctrl G Position on text line and use Ctrl G for start of block, end of block, or to remove block
On command line
CA Copies block after current line
CB Copies block before current line
MA Moves block after current line
MB Move block before current line
DB Deletes block
CA<n> Copy marked block after current line <n> times
CB<n> Copy marked block before current line <n> times

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jshell Command Short Cuts


Following short cut commands can be executed from the jshell prompt:
jsh…>
Command Description
Up and down Previous/Next executed command
arrow
Left and right Move within the current command
arrow
Ctrl A Move to start of current line
Ctrl E Move to end of current line
Ctrl W Delete word
Ctrl K Clear to end of line or join.
Ctrl D Delete current line
Ctrl O Toggle overwrite and insert. Default insert

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Navigation In Classic
Action Mapped Function Key Key Stroke
To commit a record F5 Ctrl + V + Enter (or)
Ctrl + V V + Enter (or)
Ctrl + R + Enter
To move to the next page in a F3 Ctrl + F + Enter
record (from the Awaiting
Application Prompt)
To move to the next page in a F3 Ctrl + F + Enter
record (from within the record)
To move to the previous page F2 Ctrl + B + Enter
in a record (From the awaiting
application prompt)
To move to the previous page F2 Ctrl + B + Enter
in a record (from within the
record)
To return to the Awaiting F1 Ctrl + U + Enter (or)
Application prompt
Ctrl + K + Enter
To move to a field in a record - Field Number
from the Awaiting Application
Example : 7.1 (OR) 3.1.2 (OR)
prompt
8
To move to the last page in a F4 Ctrl + E + Enter
record(from the Awaiting
application prompt)
To multivalue a field - Go to the specific field and
press
< - Multivalue before
> - Multivalue after
To subvalue a field - Go to the specific field and
press
( - Sub value before
) - Sub value after
To delete a multivalue or a - Go to the specific field and
subvalue field press -

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