Additional information available:

ALIGNANALYZEATTACHCALLCANCELCAPITALIZE
CENTERCHANGECHECKCLOSECMSCOLLAPSECOMPILE
CONTINUECONVERTCREATECUTDCLDEFINEDELETE
DOENDENLARGEENTERERASEEXITEXPAND
EXTENDEXTRACTFILLFINDFOCUSGOTOHELP
INCLUDEINSPECTLINELOADLOWERCASEMODIFY
NEXTONEOTHERPASTEPREVIOUSQUITQUOTE
READRECALLRECOVERREFRESHREORGANIZEREPEAT
REPLACEREPORTRESERVEREVIEWSAVESEARCHSELECT
SETSHIFTSHOWSHRINKSPAWNSPELLSPLIT
SUBSTITUTETABTOGGLETWOUNDOUNERASE
UNEXPANDUNRESERVEUNTABUPPERCASEVERIFY
VIEWWHATWRITE

DECW AboutDECW AlignDECW CapitalizeDECW Center Line
DECW ClearDECW CloseDECW CMS AttributesDECW CollapseDECW Collapse All
DECW Command Line InterfaceDECW CompileDECW CopyDECW Customize Menu
DECW CutDECW DECwindows InterfaceDECW Define KeyDECW Delete Query
DECW Delete WindowDECW Display MenuDECW Edit MenuDECW End Review
DECW ExitDECW ExpandDECW Expand AllDECW Extend Menu
DECW File MenuDECW FillDECW FindDECW Find DeclarationDECW Find Next
DECW Find SelectedDECW Find SymbolDECW FocusDECW Format Menu
DECW Global AttributesDECW Goto SourceDECW Help MenuDECW Include
DECW IndentationDECW KeyboardDECW LowercaseDECW Menus
DECW Navigate MenuDECW NewDECW New UsersDECW Next Error
DECW One WindowDECW OpenDECW Open SelectedDECW Overview
DECW PasteDECW Popup MenusDECW Previous ErrorDECW Pulldown Menus
DECW Query Buffer PopupDECW QuitDECW RefreshDECW Replace
DECW Replace ElementDECW Reserve ElementDECW ReviewDECW Review Buffer Popup
DECW Save Current AttributesDECW Save FileDECW Save File As
DECW Search AttributesDECW Select AllDECW Show BuffersDECW Source
DECW Split WindowDECW SymbolDECW Symbol Next Occurrence
DECW Symbol Next SymbolDECW Symbol Previous OccurrenceDECW Symbol Previous Symbol
DECW UndoDECW Unreserve ElementDECW UppercaseDECW User Buffer Popup
DECW Use Last AttributesDECW Use System AttributesDECW Using LSE Help
DECW View menuDECW View OverviewDECW Window Attributes

=Title About VAX LSE
=Include DECW_Overview

                 VAX Language-Sensitive Editor Version 3.0
                   © Digital Equipment Corporation. 1989.
                            All Rights Reserved

 The VAX Language-Sensitive Editor is a multi-language, multi-window,
 screen-oriented editor specifically designed for program development and
 maintenance.  The Editor is ``language-sensitive'' in that it provides
 users with VAX language-specific information.  This information enables
 both new and experienced programmers to develop programs faster, with fewer
 errors, through VAX language-specific construct completion, and error
 detection and correction facilities.

 The VAX Language-Sensitive Editor, along with VAX DEC/CMS, VAX DEC/MMS, VAX
 DEC/Test Manager, VAX Performance and Coverage Analyzer, and VAX Source
 Code Analyzer make up the VAXset Package.

 The VAX Language-Sensitive Editor works in concert with supported VAX
 languages and the VAX Symbolic Debugger to provide a highly interactive,
 on-line environment that facilitates the EDIT-COMPILE-DEBUG portion of the
 program development cycle.  Within a single editing session, users can
 write code, edit, compile, review compile-time errors, and correct compile
 time errors.  The Editor can be invoked directly from the VAX Symbolic
 Debugger to correct source code errors found during a debugging session.

 Users can customize the environment by tailoring and expanding upon the
 features and structures provided by the VAX Language-Sensitive Editor.
 User-defined environments can be saved for future use.

 Operating System:  VMS

=Title Align
=Include ALIGN
 You use the Align menu item to align comments within the selected
 range.  The selected text must be in a user buffer.

 Related Command:

         ALIGN

=Title Capitalize
=Include CAPITALIZE
 You use the Capitalize menu item to capitalize the first letter of each
 word in the selected range.  If no text is selected, LSE capitalizes
 the current word.

 Related Command:

         CAPITALIZE

=Title Center Line
=Include CENTER
 You use the Center Line menu item to center the current line between
 the left and right margins.

 Related Command:

         CENTER

=Title Clear
=Include CUT /BUFFER
=Include CUT
 You use the Clear menu item to erase the selected text without
 affecting the clipboard.

 Related Command:

         CUT /BUFFER=$CLEAR

=Title Close
=Include CLOSE BUFFER
 You use the Close menu item to delete the current buffer.  If the buffer has
 the WRITE attribute, and the contents of the buffer have been modified since
 they were last written, LSE first writes the contents of the buffer to its
 associated file.  It then deletes the buffer.

 If no file is associated with the buffer, LSE prompts for a file name.

 Related Command

         CLOSE BUFFER

=Title CMS Attributes ...
=Include SHOW CMS
 You use the CMS Attributes menu item to display a dialog box that permits
 you to specify default values for the following operations:

 o  LSE RESERVE
 o  LSE REPLACE
 o  CMS FETCH

 Related Command:

         SHOW CMS

=Title Collapse
=Include COLLAPSE
 You use the Collapse menu item to compress text at the
 current cursor position to the next higher level.

=Title Collapse All
=Include COLLAPSE
 You use the Collapse All menu item to compress text at the current cursor
 positon as much as possible.

=Title Command Line Interface
=Include ALIGN
=Include ANALYZE
=Include ATTACH
=Include CALL
=Include CANCEL
=Include CAPITALIZE
=Include CENTER
=Include CHANGE
=Include CHECK
=Include CLOSE
=Include CMS
=Include COMPILE
=Include CONTINUE
=Include CREATE
=Include CUT
=Include DEFINE
=Include DELETE
=Include DO
=Include END
=Include ENLARGE
=Include ENTER
=Include ERASE
=Include EXIT
=Include EXPAND
=Include EXTRACT
=Include FILL
=Include FIND
=Include FOCUS
=Include GOTO
=Include HELP
=Include INCLUDE
=Include LOAD
=Include LOWERCASE
=Include MODIFY
=Include NEXT
=Include ONE
=Include OTHER
=Include PASTE
=Include PREVIOUS
=Include QUIT
=Include QUOTE
=Include READ
=Include REFRESH
=Include REORGANIZE
=Include REPEAT
=Include REPLACE
=Include REPORT
=Include RESERVE
=Include REVIEW
=Include SAVE
=Include Sca_Example
=Include SEARCH
=Include SELECT
=Include SET
=Include SHIFT
=Include SHOW
=Include SHRINK
=Include SPAWN
=Include SPLIT
=Include SUBSTITUTE
=Include TAB
=Include TOGGLE
=Include TWO
=Include UNDO
=Include UNERASE
=Include UNEXPAND
=Include UNRESERVE
=Include UNTAB
=Include UPPERCASE
=Include VERIFY
=Include VIEW
=Include WRITE
 You use the command-line interface in LSE to execute any LSE or SCA commands
 that are not bound to keys or found in pull-down or pop-up menus.  Using the
 command-line interface is also useful when you want to issue a command with
 a particular qualifier.  To get the command line, press the DO key or CTRL/Z.

=Title Compile
=Include COMPILE
 You use the Compile menu item to compile the contents of the current
 editing buffer.

 Related Command

         COMPILE

=Title Copy
=Include CUT /CLIPBOARD
=Include CUT /NOERASE
=Include CUT
 You use the Copy to Clipboard menu item to transfer a copy of the
 selected text to the clipboard.  The selected text in the buffer is not
 affected.

 Related Command

         CUT /NOERASE /CLIPBOARD

=Title Customize Pull-down
=Include DECW_Define_Key
=Include DECW_Global_Attributes
=Include DECW_Window_Attributes
=Include DECW_Search_Attributes
=Include DECW_CMS_Attributes
=Include DECW_Extend_Menu
=Include DECW_Use_Last_Attributes
=Include DECW_Use_System_Attributes
=Include DECW_Save_Attributes
 You use the Customize menu to customize LSE.  You can select a default keypad,
 supply new key definitions, change the window width, and change default
 settings for use with SCA and CMS.

=Title Cut
=Include CUT /CLIPBOARD
=Include CUT
 You use the Cut menu item to transfer the selected text to the
 clipboard and to delete it from the buffer.  If the selected text is
 not in a modifiable buffer, the text is copied to the clipboard but not
 deleted.

 Related Command

         CUT /CLIPBOARD

=Title DECwindows Interface
=Include DECW_Pulldown_Menus
=Include DECW_Popup_Menus
=Include DECW_Menus
 The LSE/DECwindows interface provides pull-down menus, pop-up menus,
 and dialog boxes that allow you to issue and/or get additional information
 about menu items.

 To display the contents of a pull-down menu, position the pointer on an
 item in the menu bar and press and hold MB1.  For example, if you choose File
 in the menu bar, the File menu name is highlighted and a pull-down menu
 appears.  To choose a menu item, still pressing MB1, move the pointer down to
 the desired item, and then release MB1.

 To display the contents of a pop-up menu, position the pointer within a user,
 review, or query buffer and press MB2.  To choose menu items, still pressing
 MB2, position the pointer on the desired item, and then release MB2.  To
 avoid choosing an item on a pop-up menu, release the mouse button outside of
 the menu borders.

 To get context-sensitive help on pull-down and pop-up menu items, do the
 following:

   o  Position the pointer on the item for which you want help
   o  Press and hold the Help key on the keyboard
   o  Release the mouse button.

 The help text appears in a separate window from your current editing window.
 Additional requests for context-sensitive help change the topic in the help
 window.

=Title Define Key ...
=Include DEFINE KEY /DIALOG
=Include DEFINE KEY
 You use the Define Key menu item to bind an LSE command to a key.  LSE
 prompts for a key to be defined.  If the key is definable, the Define
 Key dialog box displays the key and the LSE command it is currently
 bound to (if any).  Then you can change the keyname, command, or any
 qualifier values in the dialog box to define the key the way you want
 it.

 Related Command:

         DEFINE KEY /DIALOG

=Title Delete Query
=Include DELETE QUERY
 You use the Delete Query pop-up menu item to delete an SCA query from your
 current editing session.  The query buffer and any associated windows are
 deleted.

 Related Command

         DELETE QUERY

=Title Delete Window
=Include DELETE WINDOW
 You use the Delete Window menu item to delete the current window.

 Related Command:

         DELETE WINDOW

=Title Display Pull-down
=Include DECW_Split_Window
=Include DECW_Delete_Window
=Include DECW_One_Window
=Include DECW_Refresh
=Include DECW_Show_Buffers
 You use the Display menu to manipulate LSE windows.  You can split and delete
 windows, as well as change which buffers to display.

=Title Edit Pull-down
=Include DECW_Undo
=Include DECW_Cut
=Include DECW_Copy
=Include DECW_Paste
=Include DECW_Clear
=Include DECW_Replace
=Include DECW_Select_All
 You use the Edit menu to add and delete text in a buffer, use clipboard
 functions, and to restore text.

=Title End Review
=Include END REVIEW
 You use the End Review pop-up menu item to end the current REVIEW
 session.  The $REVIEW buffer and the window(s) on the screen are removed
 from the screen.

 Related Command

         END REVIEW

=Title Exit
=Include EXIT
 You use the Exit menu item to terminate the editing session.

 If no file is associated with the modified buffer, LSE uses the Exit
 dialog box to prompt for a file specification.

 Related Command

         EXIT

=Title Expand
=Include EXPAND
 You use the Expand menu item to replace placeholders, token names, alias
 names, or routine names at the current cursor position with the appropriate
 body of text or code.  If the cursor is on an overview line, you use the
 Expand menu item to expand an overview line to the next level of detail.

=Title Expand All
=Include EXPAND
 You use the Expand All menu item to expand an overview line to the lowest level
 of detail.

=Title Extend Menu...
 You use the Extend Menu... menu item to display a dialog box that allows
 you to add, modify, or delete menu entries from LSE pop-up and pull-down menus.

 Related Command:

         SAVE SECTION

=Title File Pull-down
=Include DECW_New
=Include DECW_Open_Selected
=Include DECW_Open
=Include DECW_Include
=Include DECW_Save_File
=Include DECW_Save_File_As
=Include DECW_Close
=Include DECW_Unreserve_Element
=Include DECW_Replace_Element
=Include DECW_Reserve_Element
=Include DECW_Compile
=Include DECW_Review
=Include DECW_Quit
=Include DECW_Exit
 You use the File menu to manipulate files.  You can access and replace both
 files and CMS elements.  You can also compile and review source code and exit
 from or quit the current editing session.

=Title Fill
=Include FILL
 You use the Fill menu item to reformat the selected text, putting as
 many words as possible on each line within the specified margins.  The
 selected text must be in a user buffer.  If no text is selected, LSE
 fills the current paragraph.

 If a language is associated with the current buffer, and comment
 delimiters are specified for the language, then only the comment
 segments of the lines are filled.

 Related Command:

         FILL

=Title Find ...
=Include SEARCH
 You use the Find menu item to search the current buffer for the
 specified string and to position the cursor on that string.

 Related Command:

         SEARCH

=Title Find Declaration
=Include GOTO DECLARATION
 You use the Find Declaration menu item to locate declarations of
 symbols described by the current SCA libraries.

 Related Command:

         GOTO DECLARATION

=Title Find Next
=Include SEARCH
 You use the Find Next menu item to find the next occurrence of the
 string for which LSE searched in the last Find Next (SEARCH) or
 Substitute operation.

 Related Command:

         SEARCH ""

=Title Find Selected
 You use the Find Selected menu item to search the current buffer
 for the string currently selected in this window or currently selected
 in another DECwindows application.

 This command is not available as a command-line command.

=Title Find Symbol
=Include FIND /SYMBOL_CLASS
 You use the Find Symbol menu item to locate occurrences of symbols
 described by the current SCA libraries.

 Related Command:

         FIND /SYMBOL_CLASS

=Title Focus
=Include FOCUS
 You use the Focus menu item to display the current line and its surrounding
 text.  The rest of the lines in the buffer are collapsed as much as possible
 and represented by overview lines.

=Title Format Pull-down
=Include DECW_Fill
=Include DECW_Center_Line
=Include DECW_Align
=Include DECW_Lowercase
=Include DECW_Uppercase
=Include DECW_Capitalize
=Include DECW_Indentation
 You use the Format menu to rearrange text in a buffer, such as filling,
 centering, indenting, and changing the case of text.

=Title Global Attributes ...
=Include SHOW MODE
 You use the Set Interface menu item to display the Set Interface dialog
 box, which permits you to control the following:

 o  Keypad -- Select EDT or EVE bindings.

 o  Pending Delete --Enable or disable deletion of a select range when
    you use Delete or type new text.

 o  Cursor -- Set cursor to a bound or free state.

 o  Tabs -- Set tabs to be visible or invisible.

 o  Bell -- Enable or disable the bell accompanying new messages in
    the message buffer.

 Related Command:

         SHOW MODE

=Title Goto Source
=Include GOTO SOURCE
 You use the Goto Source pop-up menu item to display the source corresponding
 to the current diagnostic or query item.  The GOTO SOURCE menu item has
 different actions depending on whether LSE is in review or query mode.
 To get into review mode, choose the Review menu item once you have
 compiled your source code.  To get into query mode, select an SCA library
 for querying.

 Review Mode:

 LSE selects the diagnostic at the current position in the $REVIEW
 buffer and a region for which source display is desired.  This
 becomes the current diagnostic.  LSE highlights the current
 diagnostic and the current region, and displays in a second window
 (with the region highlighted) the file containing the current region.
 When a diagnostic is selected in this way, the buffer containing the
 current region becomes the current buffer.

 LSE may display a suggested error correction and prompt for a yes
 (Y) or no (N) response; LSE makes the correction if you respond with
 a yes.

 Query Mode:

 LSE selects the query item occurrence at the current position in the
 current query buffer.  This becomes the current query item.  LSE
 highlights the current query item and displays in a second window the file
 containing the corresponding source for the current query item.  The buffer
 containing the source that corresponds to the current query item becomes the
 current buffer.

 Review and Query Modes:

 If the source file corresponding to the current diagnostic region or
 current query item is not in a buffer, LSE creates an unmodifiable
 buffer and reads the source file specified in the diagnostics file or
 SCA data file into that buffer.  If it cannot find that file, LSE
 uses the list of directories specified by the SET SOURCE_DIRECTORY
 command to find the file.  LSE uses CMS to access a file if the
 directory for the file to be accessed is the same as the translation
 of CMS$LIB.

 Related Command

         GOTO SOURCE

=Title Help Pull-down
=Include DECW_Overview
=Include DECW_About
=Include DECW_Using_LSE_Help
 You use the Help menu to get more robust help on individual commands. You can
 get help on menu items, keypad layout, control keys, language constructs,
 token and placeholders, and LSE commands.

=Title Include ...
=Include INCLUDE
 You use the Include menu item to insert the contents of the specified
 file at the current editing cursor position.  The editing cursor is
 left positioned on the first character of the inserted text.

 If the specified file does not exist, LSE issues an error message and
 cancels the action.

 Related Command

         INCLUDE

=Title Indentation ...
=Include CHANGE INDENTATION
 You use the Indentation menu item to change the indentation of lines
 by one tab increment.  LSE displays the Change Indentation dialox box to ask
 you if you want to increase or decrease the current indentation.  Each time
 you click on the Increase or Decrease button, the indentation will move one
 tab stop.

 If you use a selected range, LSE increases or decreases the indentation of
 the selected range.

 If you do not use a selected range, LSE increases or decreases the
 indentation of the line that contains the cursor.

 Related Command:

         CHANGE INDENTATION

=Title Keypad
 You use the HELP key to get help on key definitions.  LSE
 draws a keypad diagram of all the key bindings.  LSE provides both the
 EDT and EVE keypads and displays the corresponding EDT or EVE keypad
 diagram, depending on the current keypad setting.

 To get the keypad diagram, press the HELP key (PF2).  Then press the key
 for which you want help.  Gold key combinations are shown in reverse
 video.

 Press CTRL/Z to end the help session.

 Related Command:

         HELP /KEYPAD

=Title Lowercase
=Include LOWERCASE
 You use the Lowercase menu item to change the letters in the selected
 range to lowercase.  If no text is selected, LSE changes the current
 word to lowercase.

 Related Command:

         LOWERCASE

=Title Menus
 You use menus to do editing operations with the mouse, instead of
 typing  commands or pressing defined keys.

 To use a pull-down menu, do the following:

     1.  Point to the name of a menu in the menu bar.
         Press and hold MB1 to display the menu.

     2.  Still pressing MB1, drag the mouse to the item you want, and
         then release MB1.

 To use a pop-up menu, do the following:

     1.  Within a buffer's borders, press and hold MB2 to display the pop-up
         menu.

     2.  Still pressing MB2, drag the mouse to the item you want, and
         then release MB2.

 o  LSE provides different pop-up menus for user buffers, query buffers
    and review buffers.

    The user buffer pop-up menu contains menu items to undo erase operations;
    cut, copy, or paste text; search for text strings; and save or close
    buffers.

    The query buffer pop-up menu contains menu items to move between items
    and source code, and to delete queries.

    The review buffer pop-up menu contains menu items to move between source
    code and errors, and to end reviews.

 o  Some menu items contain submenus that list two or more items to choose
    from.  For example, the Error menu item contains a submenu that contains
    the Next and Previous items.

 o  If you choose a menu item that requires  additional information, a
    dialog box appears where you can type the information, such as a file
    specification or search string.

 o  Some menu items have a dialog box where you can  choose settings or
    preferences, for example, CMS  Preferences in the Customize menu.

 o  The status line is also a kind of menu.  Clicking  MB1 on the buffer
    name puts your next buffer in  the window for that status line (the same
    as the NEXT BUFFER command); clicking MB1 on one of the other
    fields of the status line toggles that setting  (for example, to
    change from insert to overstrike mode).

=Title Search Pull-down
=Include DECW_Find_Next
=Include DECW_Find_Selected
=Include DECW_Find
=Include DECW_Replace
=Include DECW_Find_Symbol
=Include DECW_Find_Declaration
=Include DECW_Previous_Error
=Include DECW_Next_Error
=Include DECW_Symbol
=Include DECW_Symbol_Next_Symbol
=Include DECW_Symbol_Next_Occurrence
=Include DECW_Symbol_Previous_Occurrence
=Include DECW_Symbol_Previous_Symbol
 You use the Navigate menu to move the cursor to a new position in a buffer,
 including text search, SCA queries, and diagnostic review placeholder.

=Title New ...
=Include GOTO FILE /NEW
=Include GOTO FILE
 You use the New menu item to create a new file.  LSE checks the file
 name to avoid overwriting an existing file.  If there is already a
 file with the specified name, LSE cancels the action.  A new buffer for
 the file is mapped to the current window and becomes the current
 buffer.

 LSE requires that the new buffer have a file associated with it.  This
 is because you must have a file type to set the language.

 Related Command

         GOTO FILE /NEW

=Title New Users
 LSE is a multilanguage, advanced text editor that is layered on the
 the VAX Text Processing Utility (VAXTPU).  LSE works with VAX languages
 and VMS productivity tools to enhance program development.

 There are three ways to execute LSE commands:

    Menus     DECwindows LSE has pull-down and pop-up menus for most of
              the common editing operations.  Use MB1 to choose items
              in pull-down menus and to  select text.  Use MB2 for
              pop-up menus.  See help on Menus.

    Commands  To type a command, press the DO key.  If necessary, LSE
              prompts you for more  information, such as file
              specifications  or other parameters.  For a list of LSE
              commands, see help on List of Topics.

    Keys      LSE defines some keys by default and lets you define keys,
              including learn sequences, to bind several commands or keystrokes
              to a single key and GOLD key combinations.  You can use
              SET KEYPAD commands to set an EDT- or  EVE-style keypad.

 Related Command:

         HELP NEW_USERS

=Title Next Error
=Include NEXT ERROR
 You use the Next Error menu item to select the next diagnostic in the current
 set of diagnostics.

 Related Command:

         NEXT ERROR

=Title One Window
=Include ONE WINDOW
 You use the One Window menu item to delete all but the current window.

 Related Command:

         ONE WINDOW

=Title Open ...
=Include GOTO FILE
 You use the Open menu item to create a new LSE buffer and to read the
 specified file into that buffer.  The buffer is mapped to the current
 window in the work area.

 If the specified file is already in an editing buffer, that buffer is
 mapped to the current window and becomes the current buffer.

 If the specified file does not exist, LSE issues an error message and
 cancels the action.

 The file name and type are used as the name of the buffer.

 Related Command

         GOTO FILE

=Title Open Selected
=Include GOTO FILE
 You use the Open Selected menu item to create a new LSE buffer and to
 read the file specified by the primary selection into that buffer.  The
 buffer is mapped to the current window.

 LSE uses primary selection information to determine the file specification.
 If the file is found, LSE attempts to use additional primary selection
 information to place the editing cursor on a particular line and character.

 If the specified file is already in an editing buffer, that buffer is
 mapped to the current window and becomes the current buffer.

 If the specified file does not exist, LSE issues an error message and
 cancels the action.

 The file name and type are used as the name of the buffer.

 You may specify a list of directories for LSE to search when a file
 cannot be located in the specified directory.  This could result in LSE
 accessing a file that is different from the file specified by the
 selection.

 Related Command

         GOTO FILE

=Title Overview of VAX LSE
=Include DECW_About
=Include DECW_New_Users
=Include DECW_DECwindows_Interface
=Include DECW_Command_Line_Interface
=Include DECW_Menus
=Include DECW_Keyboard
 Context-sensitive help is available for all of the items on the pull-down and
 pop-up menus.

 To get help, position the pointer to a menu item and press the
 HELP key.  Help information appears in a window and can remain in view while
 you continue to use LSE.

=Title Paste
=Include PASTE /CLIPBOARD
=Include PASTE
 You use the Paste menu item to insert the text from the clipboard at
 the current cursor position in the buffer.

 Related Command

         PASTE /CLIPBOARD

=Title Pop-up Menus
=Include DECW_User_Buffer_Popup
=Include DECW_Query_Buffer_Popup
=Include DECW_Review_Buffer_Popup
 To display pop-up menus, press MB2 while positioned in an editing, query, or
 review buffer.  To choose an item from the menu, still pressing MB2, pull the
 mouse down to the desired item, and then release MB2.

=Title Previous Error
=Include PREVIOUS ERROR
 You use the Previous Error menu item to select the previous diagnostic in the
 current set of diagnostics.

 Related Command:

         PREVIOUS ERROR

=Title Pull-down Menus
=Include DECW_File_Menu
=Include DECW_Edit_Menu
=Include DECW_Format_Menu
=Include DECW_Navigate_Menu
=Include DECW_Display_Menu
=Include DECW_Customize_Menu
=Include DECW_Help_Menu
 The menu bar at the top of the LSE application window contains pull-down
 menus.  You use pull-down menus to select items (issue commands).  To display
 a pull-down menu, position the pointer on a menu name in the menu bar and
 press MB1.  To choose an item from the menu, still pressing MB1, pull the
 mouse down to the desired item, and then release MB1.

=Title Query Buffer Pop-up
=Include DECW_Symbol_Previous_Symbol
=Include DECW_Symbol_Previous_Occurrence
=Include DECW_Symbol_Next_Symbol
=Include DECW_Symbol_Next_Occurrence
=Include DECW_Goto_Source
=Include DECW_Delete_Query
=Include DECW_Expand
=Include DECW_Collapse
 You use the query buffer pop-up menu to access frequently used query
 commands.  You can search for errors and go to the source lines corresponding
 to the errors, as well as terminate queries.

 To access the query buffer pop-up menu, position the pointer within a query
 buffer and press MB2.

=Title Quit
=Include QUIT
 You use the Quit menu item to terminate the editing session.  If there
 are modified buffers, LSE displays a dialog box to confirm the quit
 operation.

 Related Command

         QUIT

=Title Refresh
=INCLUDE REFRESH
 You use the Refresh menu item to clear and redisplay the contents of
 the current window.

 Related Command:

         REFRESH

=Title Replace ...
=Include SUBSTITUTE
 You use the Replace menu item to search the current buffer for a text
 string and to replace the text string with another.

 Related Command:

         SUBSTITUTE

=Title Replace Element
=Include REPLACE
 You use the Replace Element menu item to return to your current CMS
 library an element name with the same name and type as the input file
 for your current buffer.  A new generation of that element is created,
 and you no longer hold a reservation for that element.

 Related Command

         REPLACE

=Title Reserve Element
=Include RESERVE
 You use the Reserve Element menu item to reserve a copy of the
 specified element from the current CMS library.  The copy is placed in
 your default directory.

 If no element name is specified, LSE replaces the current buffer with
 the reserved element.

 To specify conditions for reserving the element, use the SET CMS
 command with its available command qualifiers.

 Related Command

         RESERVE

=Title Review
=Include REVIEW
 You use the Review menu item to select and display a set of diagnostic
 messages associated with the contents of the current buffer.

 Related Command

         REVIEW

=Title Review Buffer Pop-up
=Include DECW_Previous_Error
=Include DECW_Next_Error
=Include DECW_Goto_Source
=Include DECW_End_Review
 You use the review buffer pop-up menu to access frequently used review
 commands.   You can go to the source where specific symbols are used, as
 well as to the declarations of those symbols.  You can also terminate reviews.

 To access the review buffer pop-up menu, position the pointer within the
 review buffer and press MB2.

=Title Save Current Attributes...
 You use the Save Current Attributes... menu item to display a dialog box that
 permits you to save the modifications you make during the current editing
 session.  You can save these settings in a section file or a command file.

 Related Command:

         SAVE SECTION

=Title Save
=Include WRITE
 You use the Save menu item to write the contents of the current
 editing buffer to its associated file.   If no file is associated with
 the buffer, LSE uses the Save As dialog box to prompt for the file
 specification.

 Your editing session continues until you issue an EXIT or QUIT command.

 Related Command

         WRITE

=Title Save As ...
=Include WRITE /DIALOG
=Include WRITE
 You use the Save As menu item to write the contents of the current
 editing buffer to the specified file.  LSE uses the Save As dialog
 box to prompt for the file specification.

 Your editing session continues until you issue an EXIT or QUIT command.

 Related Command

         WRITE /DIALOG

=Title Search ...
=Include SHOW SEARCH
 You use the Search Attributes menu item to display the Search
 Attributes dialog box, which permits you to control the following:

 o  Pattern format -- VMS or Ultrix.

 o  Span space -- Enable sequences of tabs and spaces to match a single
    space in a search string.  The white-space sequence may also contain a
    single line break.

 o  Case sensitivity

 o  Diacritical sensitivity

 Related Command:

         SHOW SEARCH

=Title Select All
=Include SELECT ALL
 You use the Select All menu item to select the entire contents of the
 buffer.

 Related Command:

         SELECT ALL

=Title Show Buffers
=Include SHOW BUFFER
 You use the Show Buffers menu item to display the existing buffers.

 Related Command:

         SHOW BUFFER

=Title Source
=Include VIEW SOURCE
 You use the Source menu item to display all the lines in the buffer.  None of
 the lines are replaced by overview lines.

=Title Split Window ...
=Include SPLIT WINDOW
 You use the Split Window menu item to split the current window into two
 or more windows.

 Related Command:

         SPLIT WINDOW

=Title SYMBOL [->
=Include DECW_Symbol_Next_Symbol
=Include DECW_Symbol_Next_Occurrence
=Include DECW_Symbol_Previous_Occurrence
=Include DECW_Symbol_Previous_Symbol
 You use the Symbol menu item to find the next or previous item, name,
 or declaration.  The Symbol menu item contains a submenu that allows
 you to specify which action you want to take.

 Related Commands:

         NEXT SYMBOL
         NEXT OCCURRENCE
         PREVIOUS SYMBOL
         PREVIOUS OCCURRENCE

=Title Next Occurrence
=Include DECW_Symbol
=Include NEXT OCCURRENCE
 You use the Next Occurrence menu item to select the next occurrence in
 the current query.

 Related Command:

         NEXT OCCURRENCE

=Title Next Symbol
=Include DECW_Symbol
=Include NEXT Symbol
 You use the Next Symbol menu item to select the next symbol in the current
 query.

 Related Command:

         NEXT SYMBOL

=Title Previous Occurrence
=Include DECW_Symbol
=Include PREVIOUS OCCURRENCE
 You use the Previous Occurrence menu item to select the previous
 occurrence in the current query.

 Related Command:

         PREVIOUS OCCURRENCE

=Title Previous Symbol
=Include DECW_Symbol
=Include PREVIOUS SYMBOL
 You use the Previous Symbol menu item to select the previous symbol in the
 current query.

 Related Command:

         PREVIOUS SYMBOL

=Title Undo
=Include UNERASE
 You use the Undo menu item to reverse any of the following actions:

   o  Delete Character
   o  Delete Word
   o  Delete Line
   o  Erase Placeholder

 The Undo menu item name and function change depending on the last delete
 operation performed.

 For example, if you press the Delete Line key and then choose the
 Undo menu item, the menu name is set to Undo Line, and the line is placed back
 in the buffer.  If none of the actions above have been executed in the
 editing session, the Undo option is deactivated.

 Related Command

         UNDO

=Title Unreserve Element
=Include UNRESERVE
 You use the Unreserve Element menu item to cancel the CMS reservation
 for the element with the same name and type as the input file for the
 current editing buffer.  After successfully canceling the reservation,
 LSE deletes the current buffer and its corresponding file.

 Related Command

         UNRESERVE

=Title Uppercase
=Include UPPERCASE
 You use the Uppercase menu item to change the letters in the selected
 range to uppercase.  If no text is selected, LSE changes the current
 word to uppercase.

 Related Command:

         UPPERCASE

=Title User Buffer Pop-up
=Include DECW_Undo
=Include DECW_Cut
=Include DECW_Copy
=Include DECW_Paste
=Include DECW_Find_Next
=Include DECW_Find_Selected
=Include DECW_Find_Symbol
=Include DECW_Find_Declaration
=Include DECW_Save
=Include DECW_Close
 You use the user buffer pop-up menu to quickly access frequently used
 commands.  You can cut, copy, or paste text to and from the
 clipboard.   In addition, you can perform search operations with several
 different search commands, and you can save or close buffers.

 To access the user buffer pop-up menu, position the pointer within a user
 buffer and press MB2.

=Title Use Last Atrributes
 You use the Use Last Attributes menu item to cancel all modifications that
 have not been saved.

 Related Command:

         SAVE SECTION

=Title Use System Attributes
 You use the Use System Attributes menu item to access those attributes that are
 defined in your section file.  This is the default setting when you invoke
 LSE.

 Related Command:

         SAVE SECTION

=Title Using LSE Help...
=Include DECW_Overview
=Include DECW_New_Users
=Include DECW_Menus
=Include DECW_Keyboard
=Include DECW_Command_Line_Interface
 Context-sensitive help is available for all of the items on the pull-down and
 pop-up menus.

 To get help, position the pointer to a menu item and press the
 HELP key.  Help information appears in a window and can remain in view while
 you continue to use LSE.

=Title View Pull-down
=Include DECW_Expand
=Include DECW_Expand_All
=Include DECW_Collapse
=Include DECW_Collapse_All
=Include DECW_View_Overview
=Include DECW_Source
=Include DECW_Focus
 You use the View menu to view your programs at various levels of detail,
 including collapsing lines of code and expanding source code.

=Title Overview
=Include VIEW SOURCE
 You use the Overview menu item to display the top level of detail of the whole
 buffer.

=Title Window Attributes ...
=Include SHOW MODE
 You use the Window Attributes menu item to display the Windows Attributes
 dialog box, which permits you to control the following:

 o  Window -- Set number of rows and columns.

 o  Panes -- Set minimum number of rows and set balance

 o  Fonts -- Set font to be big or little; normal or condensed.

 Related Command:

         SHOW MODE