Intel AEDIT-86 manual Configuration Commands Contd, AFXU=hhhh

AEDIT-86 User's Guide Coufiguration Commands

Table 9-1. Configuration Commands (Cont'd .)

Command	Meaning
Delete keys:
AR==hhhh	Sets <RUBOUT )
AFXF==hhhh	Sets Delete Character- <DELCH )
AFXX==hhhh	Sets Delete Left- <DELL)
AFXA==hhhh	Sets Delete Right- <DELR )
AFXZ=hhhh	Sets Delete line- ( DELLI )
AFXU=hhhh	Sets UNDO- < UNDO)
Prefix keys:
AFXE=hhhh	Sets Macro Exec key- ( MEXEC )
AFXH=hhhh	Sets HEX character- <HEX)
AFXN= hhhh	Sets Fetch Numeric- <FETN )
AFXS=hhhh	Sets Fetch String- ( FETS )
Others:
AFIG=h	Sets character(s) to be ignored. This specification is
	needed on terminals (such as the Hazeltine 1510) that
	have multiple character key codes for UP and DOWN.
	AFIG should be set to the lead-in (tilde). and UP and
	DOWN should be set to the second letter of the cursor
	up or down key code. This avoids problems caused by
	the lack of a type-ahead buffer.
	Output Codes
Blank:
AFBK=h	Blankout character
	<BLANK) on most terminals
Cursor moves:
AFMB=hhhh	Moves cursor to start of line
AFML==hhhh	Moves cursor left
AFMR=hhhh	Moves cursor right
AFMU=hhhh	Moves cursor up
AFMD=hhhh	Moves cursor down
AFMH=hhhh	Moves cursor home
Erase:
AFES=hhhh	Erases entire screen
AFER= hhhh	Erases rest of screen
AFEK=hhhh	Erases entire line
AFEL==hhhh	Erases rest of line
Cursor addressing:
AFAC=hhhh	Addresses cursor lead-in.
	When used. code will be followed by column number (0
	to max_coC value) and row number (0 to max_row-
	_value).
AO=h	Offset to add to both row and column number with
	address cursor commands.
AX=Tor F	True if X (column) precedes Y (row) in address cursor
	command.

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