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/* (os2)             Help file for FILELIST (FL)                  0.8  */
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 Command-line invocation:

 fl [[dir] ...] [(sort[a|d] opt ...[)]] [(Profile file [)]] [(Noprofile[)]]

  Where:
    dir ...       Specifications of directory(ies) to edit.
    (Noprofile    Do not use a profile file.
    (Profile file The name of the profile file to use.  If not specified,
                  the file "PROFILE.FL" will be used.
    (Sort opt     The sort order to use when displaying specified
                  directory(ies).
    (Wide         Use multiple columns (if possible).

 Notes:
  - The capitalised portion of a command is the minimum abbreviation
    for the command.
  - UP, DOWN, NEXT differ from XEDIT and Kedit in that they do not
    accept numerical arguments abutted to the command name.
    Thus "N3" is not supported.


 FL Commands:
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 BAckward [n|*]
       scroll backwards [n] screens
 BOTtom
       move to the bottom of the file
 CCancel
       qquit from all files in the ring
 DEFine key-name [command [args]]
       assign one or many commands to a key
 DOS [command]
       execute an operating system command
 DOSNowait command
       execute an operating system command - no prompt
 Down [relative_target]
       move forward in the file a number of lines
 FList [dir name]
       edit another directory or switch to next file
 FOrward [n]
       scroll forwards [n] screens
 HELP
       edit help file for FL
 Next [relative_target]
       move forward in the file a number of lines
 NEXTWindow
       switch focus of editing session to other window
 OS [command]
       execute an operating system command
 OSNowait command
       execute an operating system command - no prompt
 QUIT
       exit from the current file if no changes made
 RESet ALL|Block|Prefix
       cancel the marked block or prefix commands or both
 RUN [command]
       execute an operating system command
 SET set_command [set_command parameter(s) ...]
       execute various set commands
 SHOWkey
       display current key value and command assignation
 SOS sos_command
       execute various sos commands
 TEXT text
       simulate keyboard entry of characters
 TOP
       move to the top of the file
 Up [relative_target]
       move backward in the file a number of lines
 Xedit [dir name]
       edit another directory or switch to next file


 SET commands
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 [SET] CASE Mixed|Lower|Upper
       set case sensitivity parameters
 [SET] COLOUR area [modifier[...]] [foreground background]
 [SET] COLOR  area [modifier[...]] [foreground background]
       set colours for display
 [SET] CURLine M[+n|-n] | [+|-]n
       set position of current line on screen
 [SET] IMPcmscp ON|OFF
 [SET] IMPOS ON|OFF
       set implied operating system command processing
 [SET] MSGLine ON [M[+n|-n]|[+|-]n]
       set position of message line
 [SET] NUMber ON|OFF
       turn prefix numbers on or off


 SOS commands
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 SOS DELBAck
       delete the character to the left of the cursor
 SOS DELChar
       delete character under cursor
 SOS STARTENDChar
       move cursor to end/start of focus line
 SOS TABFIELDB
       move cursor to previous enterable field
 SOS TABFIELDf
       move cursor to next enterable field
 SOS UNDO
       undo changes to the current line


 FL prefix commands:
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 /      - make line current line

 All other prefix commands are considered "regular" commands.  They
 accept the following shortcuts as parameter:

      /     =     The whole file name (drive+path+name+ext);
      /n    =     The file name;
      /e,/t =     The file extension (or "type");
      /p    =     The file path;
      /d,/m =     The file drive (or "mode");
      /o    =     Nothing;
      //    =     A "/" symbol.

 "Regular" commands are only allowed within directory buffers.


 Default Key Assignments:
 ------------------------
 The first column is the name of the key in its normal state. Shifted
 keys have a 'S-' prefix, control keys have a 'C-' prefix and Alt keys
 have a 'A-' prefix. Thus key names for F1 are: F1,S-F1,C-F1 and A-F1.
 The key names are the same as displayed by the showkeys command.

 ---------+-------------------+---------------+-------------+-------------
 Key Name | Normal            | Shifted       | Control     | Alt
 ---------+-------------------+---------------+-------------+-------------
 F1       | help              |               |             |
 F2       | refresh           |               |             |
 F3       | quit              |               |             |
 F4       | kedit             |               |             |
 F5       | copy / a:         |               |             |
 F6       | copy / b:         |               |             |
 F7       |                   |               |             |
 F8       | shell             |               |             |
 F9       | fb                |               |             |
 F10      | recall            |               |             |
 F11      |                   |               |             |
 F12      | nextwindow        |               |             |
 CURU     | cursor left       |               |             |
 CURD     | cursor down       |               |             |
 CURL     | cursor left       |               |             |
 CURR     | cursor right      |               |             |
 INS      |                   |               |             |
 DEL      | sos delchar       |               |             |
 HOME     | cursor home save  |               |             |
 END      | sos startendchar  |               |             |
 PGUP     | backward 1        |               | top         |
 PGDN     | forward 1         |               | forward *   |
 BKSP     | sos delback       |               |             |
 ENTER    | enter             |               |             |
 NUMENTER | sos doprefix      |               |             |
 ESC      | sos undo          |               |             |
 TAB      | sos tabfieldf     | sos tabfieldb |             |
 ---------+-------------------+---------------+-------------+-------------
