apple-pascal-1.3-manual

Auto-indent and Filling FalseWith this setting of the Environment, the Editor ignores the margins set inthe Environment. You must enter into the text all margins, indentations,and RETURN characters.As in programming mode, if you attempt to enter text beyond position 71,the computer beeps to warn you. If you attempt to enter text beyondposition 79, an exclamation mark(!) appears at the rightmost position onthe display. This character at the end of any line indicates that the linecontains more than the 79 characters that can be displayed on the screen.Additional characters entered into that line are not lost, but they are notdisplayed.To see the hidden characters, you can insert a RETURN characteranywhere in the visible portion of the line; or you can set Filling to True anduse the Margin command.-DeleteThe Delete command removes text from the file.To delete text, make sure that the cursor is in the correct position to beginthe deletion, and then type D for Delete while at the Edit level. After youtype o, the following prompt appears:)Delete:, accepts, escapesIf you position the cursor at the middle of a line of text, moving the cursor tothe right will delete characters beginning with the first character that thecursor appeared on. Moving the cursor to the left will begin deleting textwith the first character to the left of the cursor. (See Figure 4-4.)Figure 4-4. Cursor Action With Delete Command!/cursor~-ffiHIHI}D oIII-