Annotation of freem_fileman/DINIT00V.m, revision 1.1.1.1
1.1 snw 1: DINIT00V ; SFISC/TKW-DIALOG & LANGUAGE FILE INITS ; 12/22/94 09:32:23
2: ;;21.0;VA FileMan;;Dec 28, 1994
3: ;Per VHA Directive 10-93-142, this routine should not be modified.
4: F I=1:2 S X=$T(Q+I) Q:X="" S Y=$E($T(Q+I+1),4,999),X=$E(X,4,999) S:$A(Y)=126 I=I+1,Y=$E(Y,2,999)_$E($T(Q+I+1),5,99) S:$A(Y)=61 Y=$E(Y,2,999) S @X=Y
5: Q Q
6: ;;^UTILITY(U,$J,.84,9201,2,77,0)
7: ;;= few times, then press the arrow up key. Also notice that the 'Line>'
8: ;;^UTILITY(U,$J,.84,9201,2,78,0)
9: ;;= and 'Screen>' indicator numbers are changing. To see more of this
10: ;;^UTILITY(U,$J,.84,9201,2,79,0)
11: ;;= text keep pressing the ARROW DOWN key. Now try the arrow right key,
12: ;;^UTILITY(U,$J,.84,9201,2,80,0)
13: ;;= then the arrow left key. Notice that the 'Col>' indicator number is
14: ;;^UTILITY(U,$J,.84,9201,2,81,0)
15: ;;= also changing. This shows what column the left most edge of the
16: ;;^UTILITY(U,$J,.84,9201,2,82,0)
17: ;;= document is on. As you can see, the VA FileMan Browser is like a
18: ;;^UTILITY(U,$J,.84,9201,2,83,0)
19: ;;= window placed over a document. You are in control of this window
20: ;;^UTILITY(U,$J,.84,9201,2,84,0)
21: ;;= which moves over the document by pressing the functional key
22: ;;^UTILITY(U,$J,.84,9201,2,85,0)
23: ;;= sequences. Here are a few more functions.
24: ;;^UTILITY(U,$J,.84,9201,2,86,0)
25: ;;=
26: ;;^UTILITY(U,$J,.84,9201,2,87,0)
27: ;;= To PAGE DOWN one screen at one time, press the NEXT SCREEN key, PAGE
28: ;;^UTILITY(U,$J,.84,9201,2,88,0)
29: ;;= DOWN or PF1 followed by the ARROW DOWN key, depending on what kind of
30: ;;^UTILITY(U,$J,.84,9201,2,89,0)
31: ;;= CRT or workstation that is being used.
32: ;;^UTILITY(U,$J,.84,9201,2,90,0)
33: ;;=
34: ;;^UTILITY(U,$J,.84,9201,2,91,0)
35: ;;= To PAGE UP one screen at one time, press the PREV SCREEN key, PAGE UP
36: ;;^UTILITY(U,$J,.84,9201,2,92,0)
37: ;;= or PF1 followed by the ARROW UP key, depending on what kind of CRT or
38: ;;^UTILITY(U,$J,.84,9201,2,93,0)
39: ;;= workstation that is being used.
40: ;;^UTILITY(U,$J,.84,9201,2,94,0)
41: ;;=
42: ;;^UTILITY(U,$J,.84,9201,2,95,0)
43: ;;= To return to the TOP, back to the beginning of the document, press
44: ;;^UTILITY(U,$J,.84,9201,2,96,0)
45: ;;= the <PF1> key followed by the letter 'T'.
46: ;;^UTILITY(U,$J,.84,9201,2,97,0)
47: ;;=
48: ;;^UTILITY(U,$J,.84,9201,2,98,0)
49: ;;= To go to the BOTTOM, end of the document, press the <PF1> key
50: ;;^UTILITY(U,$J,.84,9201,2,99,0)
51: ;;= followed by the letter 'B'.
52: ;;^UTILITY(U,$J,.84,9201,2,100,0)
53: ;;=
54: ;;^UTILITY(U,$J,.84,9201,2,101,0)
55: ;;= To GOTO a specific screen, line or column press the <PF1> key
56: ;;^UTILITY(U,$J,.84,9201,2,102,0)
57: ;;= followed by the letter 'G'. This will cause a prompt to be displayed
58: ;;^UTILITY(U,$J,.84,9201,2,103,0)
59: ;;= where a screen, line or column number can be entered preceded by a
60: ;;^UTILITY(U,$J,.84,9201,2,104,0)
61: ;;= 'S' , 'L' or 'C'. The default is screen, meaning that the 'S' is
62: ;;^UTILITY(U,$J,.84,9201,2,105,0)
63: ;;= optional when entering a screen number. 10 or S10 will go to screen
64: ;;^UTILITY(U,$J,.84,9201,2,106,0)
65: ;;= 10, if screen 10 is a valid screen. L99 will go to line 99 and C33
66: ;;^UTILITY(U,$J,.84,9201,2,107,0)
67: ;;= will go to column 33.
68: ;;^UTILITY(U,$J,.84,9201,2,108,0)
69: ;;=
70: ;;^UTILITY(U,$J,.84,9201,2,109,0)
71: ;;= To FIND a string of characters, on a line, press the <PF1> key
72: ;;^UTILITY(U,$J,.84,9201,2,110,0)
73: ;;= followed by the letter 'F' or 'FIND' key. A prompt will appear where
74: ;;^UTILITY(U,$J,.84,9201,2,111,0)
75: ;;= a search string of characters can be entered. The Find facility will
76: ;;^UTILITY(U,$J,.84,9201,2,112,0)
77: ;;= search the document and immediately stop when it finds a match and
78: ;;^UTILITY(U,$J,.84,9201,2,113,0)
79: ;;= 'Goto' the line/screen. The matched text will be highlighted in
80: ;;^UTILITY(U,$J,.84,9201,2,114,0)
81: ;;= reverse video, if available, so it can be found easily. However, if
82: ;;^UTILITY(U,$J,.84,9201,2,115,0)
83: ;;= a string contains two or more words, matching will only be done if
84: ;;^UTILITY(U,$J,.84,9201,2,116,0)
85: ;;= the words are found on the same line. The default direction of the
86: ;;^UTILITY(U,$J,.84,9201,2,117,0)
87: ;;= search is down. This can be controlled by using the ARROW UP or
88: ;;^UTILITY(U,$J,.84,9201,2,118,0)
89: ;;= ARROW DOWN keys instead of the RETURN key to terminate the search
90: ;;^UTILITY(U,$J,.84,9201,2,119,0)
91: ;;= string.
92: ;;^UTILITY(U,$J,.84,9201,2,120,0)
93: ;;=
94: ;;^UTILITY(U,$J,.84,9201,2,121,0)
95: ;;= To, NEXT FIND, find the next occurrence of the same search string,
96: ;;^UTILITY(U,$J,.84,9201,2,122,0)
97: ;;= press the letter 'N' or <PF1> followed by the letter 'N'. The FIND
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