ENABLE Reference Manual

ENABLE COMMANDS
SET Command
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| Application Attributes: |
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| PATHCOMFILE SCOBOLOBJECT TITLE |
| PATHCOMSKELETON SCOBOLSKELETON TREE |
| SCOBOLCOMPILER SCOBOLSOURCE |
| SCOBOLLIST TERMINAL |
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| (You cannot specify application attributes when BOX is |
| the object type in effect.) |
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| Box Attributes: |
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| BOXTITLE EXCLUDE INSERT SERVERCLASS |
| CHECKDATA FILL NONSTOP SIZE |
| DATAFILE FLAG READ TMF |
| DELETE HEADINGS RECORD UPDATE |
| DICTIONARY INCLUDE SCREENFORMAT VALUES |
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| Application and box attributes are described in |
| Section 4. |
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| <value> |
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| is any legal value for the specified attribute. |
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| LIKE <object> |
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| sets the attribute values to those of the named object. |
| The named object must appear in the object table, and be |
| of the same type as that currently in effect. |
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Considerations
If you list the same attribute more than once in a single SET
command, ENABLE issues an error message and does not set values
for any of the attributes specified by that SET command.
Effect of a SET Command. A SET command supplies a current value
for an attribute. To supply a current value for an application
attribute, use the SET APPL command. To supply a current
value for a box attribute, you can use either a SET BOX or a SET
APPL command.
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