Enform Plus Reference Manual
Running Enform Plus
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ENFPLUS Macro
table supplied by Compaq. See the Enform User's Guide for information on creating
a user-defined message table.
The TACL ASSIGN command (described on page 2-7
) can be used to make up to 32
logical file assignments before the Enform Plus subsystem is called.
ENFPLUS Macro
The ENFORM command described previously is the same command used to run the older
Enform subsystem. To ensure that the Enform Plus executables, rather than those of
Enform, are invoked by the ENFORM command (as well as by QP and BUILDMK), you
must first run the TACL macro ENFPLUS, supplied with the Enform Plus product in the
ENFPMAC file, before issuing the ENFORM command.
The TACL commands required to execute the ENFPLUS macro are as follows:
nn> LOAD / KEEP 1 / $SYSTEM.SYSTEM.ENFPMAC
nn> ENFPLUS
If at any time you want to revert to using the older Enform subsystem, you can run
another macro, ENFOLD, that is also supplied with Enform Plus. The procedure is
similar to that described for ENFPLUS:
nn> LOAD / KEEP 1 / $SYSTEM.SYSTEM.ENFPMAC
nn> ENFOLD
You must be logged on as the super ID user to be able to run either the ENFPLUS or the
ENFOLD macro.
Interactive Mode
Enform Plus functions in interactive mode when the Enform Plus source code is entered
from a terminal keyboard. Enform Plus prompts for input by printing the right angle
bracket (>). When you enter a carriage return, Enform Plus issues another prompt. For
example:
22> ENFORM
Enform^Plus - T0295D46 - (15APR98)DATE - TIME : 5/03/1999 - 21:24:58
COPYRIGHT TANDEM COMPUTERS INCORPORATED 1979, 1983, 1991, 1992, 1998
>
Enform Plus commands and statements can be entered either directly or indirectly.
Commands and statements are entered directly when you type them in response to the
Enform Plus prompt. Commands and statements are entered indirectly when you use
either the ?RUN or ?SOURCE commands to supply the Enform Plus source code.
When you enter commands and statements directly, the TACL FC command allows you
to edit or repeat a line. See the TACL Reference Manual for more information about this
command.
When you specify the ?EDIT command, the Edit prompt (*) appears and all the
functions of the Edit process are available for your use. Either the ?RUN or the