ENABLE Reference Manual

ENABLE COMMANDS
SET Command
SET Command
The SET command supplies a current value for an attribute. When
you use the SET command, the value you supply remains current
until you supply another value with a subsequent SET command,
reset the attribute to its starting value with a RESET command,
or exit from ENABLE. The syntax for the SET command is:
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| SET [ APPL ] <attribute> <value> |
| [ BOX ] |
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| [ , <attribute> <value> ] ... |
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| or |
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| SET [ APPL ] LIKE <object> [ , <attribute> <value> ] ... |
| [ BOX ] |
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| APPL |
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| is a keyword that identifies application as the type of |
| object for which attribute values are being set. If APPL |
| is the default object type, you can omit this keyword |
| when you set a value for an application attribute. |
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| BOX |
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| is a keyword that identifies box as the type of object |
| for which attribute values are being set. To maintain |
| compatibility with a previous version, ENABLE allows you |
| to set a value for a box attribute when the default |
| object type is either BOX or APPL. |
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| <attribute> |
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| 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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