SeeView Manual

SeeView Function Key Reference
HP NonStop SeeView Manual—526355-004
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F14
This function, in effect, is one in which the cursor defines the new left edge of the
current text when you press the function key.
F14
Displays HELP ALL information on the Help page. User pages one through lastpage
are reserved for user-defined windows.
In addition to these pages, one extra page is set aside for user help, process status
information, and interactive development of SeeView programs. This extra page is not
accessed with the F1 or F2 keys. F14 displays this extra page with a summary table of
all SeeView keywords and function keys appearing in the largest free window on the
page.
SF14
Recovers all windows and menus. This function recovers all window frames, headings,
and text by rebuilding all currently defined windows from scratch.
This function is provided to recover from irrecoverable input-output errors, such as a
device power off or on or input-output parity errors. It is also useful when you
inadvertently erase text from a window that is in edit mode.
F15
Tabs cursor backward (word/column).
If ALTER option WORDTAB is ON (the default) and the cursor is in a window, the tab is
a word tab. Otherwise it is a column tab.
When the cursor is on the sill, F15 and F16 (tab cursor forward) perform a column tab.
SF15
Invokes shell file or cache.
If the current page is not the Help page, this function executes all SeeView sections in
the cache or file defined by the ALTER SHELL option. This function reinvokes the initial
shell, or invokes a new shell when you change it with the ALTER SHELL option.
F16
Tabs cursor forward (word/column).
If ALTER option WORDTAB is ON and the cursor is in a window, the tab is a word tab.
Otherwise it is a column tab.
When the cursor is on the sill, F15 and F16 perform a column tab.
Note. User-defined menu productions containing CALL or INVOKE statements provide
another way of executing user-defined procedures or programs.