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MTS Volume 4 - Terminals and Networks (3278)

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<strong>MTS</strong> 4: <strong>Terminals</strong> <strong>and</strong> <strong>Networks</strong> in <strong>MTS</strong><br />

Comm<strong>and</strong>: EMPTY _<br />

EMPTY _____<br />

July 1988<br />

Purpose: To empty (clear) the conversation buffer of all lines.<br />

Examples: %EMPTY<br />

%E<br />

Comm<strong>and</strong>: ENTER __<br />

ENTER _____<br />

Purpose: To add the current contents of the input area to the<br />

conversation buffer without sending the line to the<br />

system. This is useful for saving a long input line so<br />

that it can be reentered later, perhaps after the user<br />

realizes that another input line must be entered first.<br />

This comm<strong>and</strong> can only be used when entered via a program<br />

function key (by default, the %ENTER comm<strong>and</strong> is assigned<br />

to the PF8 key which is marked PROG or %ENTER on most<br />

Ontels). Because the processing of PF keys causes the<br />

line at the cursor to be moved to the input area before<br />

comm<strong>and</strong>s are processed, any line on the screen can be<br />

edited <strong>and</strong> then added to the conversation buffer. The<br />

line is added with a one-character prefix which is the<br />

current device comm<strong>and</strong> character. The input area is<br />

cleared after this comm<strong>and</strong>.<br />

40 The Ontel Display Terminal: Appendix A

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