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Line Commands
Line commands are used to format and change the source text of schemas and personnel calculation rules. These commands are entered directly in the line number field for each line of the source text.
The line commands available currently are listed below:
Command
Description
*
The selected line is displayed as the first line in the Editor.
A
The target line for the copy (C/CC...CC) or move (M/MM...MM) command. The lines that have been copied or moved are inserted directly after the selected target line.
B
The target line for the copy (C/CC...CC) or move (M/MM...MM) command. The lines copied or moved are inserted directly before the selected target line.
C
Copies the selected line to the target line specified by the command A or B.
CC...CC
Copies the selected line block or line range to the target line specified by the command A or B. Enter CC in the first and last line of the block you want to select.
D
Deletes the selected line.
DD...DD
Deletes the selected line block or line range. Enter DD in the first and last line of the block you want to delete.
I
Inserts a blank line directly beneath the selected line.
In
Inserts n blank lines directly beneath the selected line.
M
Moves the selected lines to the target line specified by the command A or B.
MM...MM
Deletes the selected line block or line range. Enter MM in the first and last line of the block you want to move.
R
Duplicates the selected line. The copy is inserted in the line directly beneath the original.
Rn
Repeats the selected line n times. The copies are inserted directly beneath the original.
X
Copies the content of the X buffer beneath this line.
XX...XX
Writes the selected line block to the X buffer. Enter XX in the first and last line of the block that you want to write to the buffer.
>
Expands or displays a subschema. This command can only be used if the line contains the COPY function.
<
Undoes the expansion of a subschema. This command undoes the > command.
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Rk..
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