Display the field attributes of the emulation and the value of the ASCII character at the current cursor position.
This command can only be used during terminal emulation. The following information is shown in the status line of the terminal emulation screen, starting at column 38:
aaa/bbb fields ccccc dd
aaa is the number of input fields on the screen.
bbb is the number of unprotected input fields on the screen.
ccccc indicates that the cursor is positioned on one of the following fields:
FM
|
field mark (attribute) |
PROT
|
protected field |
NUM
|
unprotected numeric field |
ALPHA
|
unprotected alphanumeric field |
NON-DISP
|
non-display field |
dd is the ASCII value of the character (in hexidecimal notation) at the current cursor position.
Example:
043/001 fields PROT 6e
If the REVEAL command is in effect, data
transfer is disabled. Data transfer buffers are shown on the screen. The
information is shown until you issue the REVEAL
command again. Using a key combination, you can switch this mode on and off.
The default key combination depends on the type of session and the corresponding default key scheme.
| Type of Session / Default Key Scheme | Default Key Combination |
|---|---|
| TN3270 / SAGKEYS1 | CTRL+R |
| BS2000 / BS2000KEYS | ALT+R |
| VTxxx / VT220PC | ALT+R |
REVEAL
Revattr.ncp
None
| Procedure File: | Yes |
| Command Line: | No |
| Key: | Yes |
| API: | Yes |