ENABLE Reference Manual

ENABLE COMMANDS
RESET Command
RESET Command
The RESET command resets the current value of an attribute (or
set of attributes) to its starting value. The syntax of the
RESET command is:
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| RESET [ APPL ] { [ <attribute> ] } |
| [ BOX ] { [ ABILITY ] } |
| { [ FORMAT ] } |
| { [ INTEGRITY ] } |
| { [ OTHER ] , ... } |
| { * } |
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| APPL |
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| is a keyword that identifies application as the type of |
| attribute being reset. If APPL is the default object |
| type, you can omit this keyword when you reset the value |
| of an application attribute. |
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| BOX |
| |
| is a keyword that identifies box as the type of attribute |
| being reset. You can omit this keyword when you reset |
| the value of a box attribute. |
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| <attribute> |
| |
| is either an application attribute, or a box attribute. |
| When BOX is the object type in effect you can specify |
| only box attributes. When APPL is in effect you can |
| specify both application and box attributes. Application |
| and box attributes are classified as follows: |
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| Application Attributes: |
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| PATHCOMFILE SCOBOLOBJECT TITLE |
| PATHCOMSKELETON SCOBOLSKELETON TREE |
| SCOBOLCOMPILER SCOBOLSOURCE |
| SCOBOLLIST TERMINAL |
| |
| (You cannot specify application attributes when BOX is |
| the object type in effect.) |
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| ---> |
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