ENABLE Reference Manual

OPERATING COMMANDS
FC Command
If you want to specify more than one subcommand on a line, you
can separate the subcommands by entering a double slash. For
example:
%set boz record eemployee
. x// d <---- The character "z" is replaced by
"x," since replacement is the
default subcommand. The extra "e"
is deleted
After you edit the line, FC displays the modified command line
and prompts for another subcommand. FC terminates when you enter
only a carriage return in response to the prompt. ENABLE then
attempts to execute the new version of the command line.
If you do not want to execute the edited command line, you can
abort the FC command in any of the following ways:
• Press the BREAK key.
• Press the CTRL and Y keys simultaneously.
• Enter a double slash (//) in columns 1 and 2, immediately
followed by a carriage return.
Example
This example shows the use of the FC command to edit several
errors in an ENABLE command line:
:ENABLE
%set boz eemployee <----- A command is miskeyed.
^
Invalid syntax <------- ENABLE displays an error
message.
%FC <-------------------- The FC command is entered.
%set boz eemployee <----- FC prompts for editing.
. d <------------- The extra letter "e" is marked
for deletion.
%set boz employee
. irecord <------- The string "record" is inserted.
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