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COBOL. You can override this value with Set Increment. The linenum
is a number between 0.001 and 10,000. This increment is also used as
the default increment in Renumber and in assigning line numbers to
external files that lack them.
Qedit will sometimes pick an increment smaller than your requested
one. For example, if you Set Inc 0.2 and do Add 55.2, Qedit will
increment by 0.1 based on the number of decimal places in 55.2.
Interactive
Set Interactive [ ON|OFF ]
(Default: no change)
(Initially: depends)
If you run Qedit from a Session, Set Interactive is ON. If you run
Qedit from a batch job or with Stdin or Stdlist redirected, Set
Interactive is OFF. When it is OFF, Qedit will abort on any error, will
assume the default answer to any question, and will generally act as if
there is not an intelligent being typing the commands. When it is ON,
Qedit waits for answers to questions and does not trim trailing spaces
from input lines (allowing you to enter // plus a space as a data line in
the Add command).
However, if you run Qedit on a Remote Session that was created from
a batch job, Set Interactive will be ON even though you are NOT
interactive. If you wish to have proper batch error processing, your
first command after :Run Qedit should be Set Interactive OFF.
Entering Set Interactive with no ON or OFF parameter does not
change the current setting.
Justify
Set Justify [ keyword [value] ... ]
(Initially: NULL function, TWO OFF)
The Set Justify command allows you to configure Qedit for the type of
justify operations that you are going to use most frequently. These are
then the defaults.
For example, the command
/set justify margin 70 two on null
causes
/justify both 5
{J=justify, B=both}
to be interpreted as
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