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Terminal Commands Grouped by Function

The following tables provide an overview of the terminal commands grouped by functions.


Case Translation

Terminal Command Function
%L Disable lower- to upper-case translation.
%U Enable lower- to upper-case translation.

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Copy/Clear

Terminal Command Function
%C Copy current screen into Natural source area.
%CC Copy data into system variable *COM.
%CS Copy data to the stack.
%Z Clear source area.

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Language, Messages, Error Processing

Terminal Command Function
%E= Activate/deactivate error processing.
%L= Set language code.
%M Control of message line.

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Screen and Window Processing

Terminal Command Function
%F= Frame characters for window.
%K Simulate PF- and PA-keys.
%Knn, %KPn Simulate PF- and PA-keys.
%N Activate non-conversational mode.
%QS Simultaneous output of multiple screens.
%T and %Tll/cc Set cursor position.
%T* Position cursor outside window.
%T+ and %T- Position cursor on protected field.
%W Natural window handling.
%Y Control of PF-key lines.
%* Disable display of input characters.

In batch mode, suppress printing of next input record read.

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Colors

Terminal Command Function
%= Assign colors to fields.

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INPUT Statement

Terminal Command Function
%FM Activate/deactivate edit mask free mode.
%R Repeat INPUT statement.

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Screen Capturing

Terminal Command Function
%E Display screen captures.
%I Capture current screen.
%O Deactivate screen capturing.
%P Capture screen sequence.
%S Resume screen capturing.

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Statistics

Terminal Command Function
%X Control of statistics line/infoline.
%<TECH Display technical information.

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Miscellaneous

Terminal Command Function
%H Produce hardcopy output.
%J Invoke helproutine.
%Q Suppress next input.
%V Control of print mode.
%% and %. Interrupt current Natural operation.

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Key Assignments

Key(s) Function
CLEAR Interrupt current Natural operation.

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