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PoC: De-whichified

2020-03-12T21:55:13Z

De-whichified

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	Some stuff ~~which~~ makes it easier to work directly with commands in CL…		Some stuff that makes it easier to work directly with commands in CL…

	== Wildcards ==		== Wildcards ==

PoC: /* Multiply Expanded Help Facility */ More precise

2019-03-04T01:37:13Z

Multiply Expanded Help Facility: More precise

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	*** Pressing <code>F20</code> (<code>Shift-F8</code>) zooms the help text window over the complete screen.		*** Pressing <code>F20</code> (<code>Shift-F8</code>) zooms the help text window over the complete screen.

	To learn how the command will be actually called after filling out the corresponding form, press <code>F14</code> (<code>Shift-F2</code>).		To learn how the command will be actually called after filling out the corresponding form, press <code>F14</code> (<code>Shift-F2</code>). Pressing <code>Enter</code> will '''not''' execute the command but take you one step back to the former screen.

	Default options for commands can be changed with <code>chgcmddft</code>.		Default options for commands can be changed with <code>chgcmddft</code>.

PoC: /* Multiply Expanded Help Facility */ Again, rework

2019-03-04T01:35:19Z

Multiply Expanded Help Facility: Again, rework

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	== Multiply Expanded Help Facility ==		== Multiply Expanded Help Facility ==
	* ~~Pressing~~ <code>F4</code> instead of <code>Enter</code> to ~~send~~ a command opens up a form for completing the command options.		* Press <code>F4</code> instead of <code>Enter</code> to execute a command opens up a form for completing the command options.
	** Pressing <code>F4</code> while the cursor is at a specific position opens up another panel with a brief description of available choices.		** Pressing <code>F4</code> while the cursor is at a specific position opens up another panel with a brief description of available choices.
	** Pressing <code>F1</code> while the cursor is at a specific position opens up a help text for that particular option.		** Pressing <code>F1</code> while the cursor is at a specific position opens up a help text for that particular option. This also is true for the secondary F4-invoked screen.
	*** Pressing <code>F20</code> (<code>Shift-F8</code>) zooms the help text window over the complete screen.		*** Pressing <code>F20</code> (<code>Shift-F8</code>) zooms the help text window over the complete screen.

PoC: Typo

2019-03-04T01:33:50Z

Typo

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	Some stuff which makes it easier to work directly with commands in ~~CL:~~		Some stuff which makes it easier to work directly with commands in CL…

	== Wildcards ==		== Wildcards ==

PoC: rework

2019-03-04T01:33:32Z

rework

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	Some stuff which makes it easier to work directly with commands in CL:		Some stuff which makes it easier to work directly with commands in CL:

	* Typing just the first (probably easy guessable) part of a command, followed by an asterisk (<code>*</code>) and pressing <code>Enter</code> makes the system present a list of all available commands with an accompanying short explanation. Type a <code>1</code> into the corresponding line and and press <code>Enter</code> to invoke that command.		== Wildcards ==
	* Pressing <code>F4</code> instead of <code> Enter </code> to send a command opens up a form for completing the command options.		Typing just the first (probably easy guessable) part of a command, followed by an asterisk (<code>*</code>) and pressing <code>Enter</code> makes the system present a list of all available commands with an accompanying short explanation. Type a <code>1</code> into the corresponding line and and press <code>Enter</code> to invoke that command.

			== Multiply Expanded Help Facility ==
			* Pressing <code>F4</code> instead of <code>Enter</code> to send a command opens up a form for completing the command options.
	** Pressing <code>F4</code> while the cursor is at a specific position opens up another panel with a brief description of available choices.		** Pressing <code>F4</code> while the cursor is at a specific position opens up another panel with a brief description of available choices.
	** Pressing <code>F1</code> while the cursor is at a specific position opens up a help text for that particular option.		** Pressing <code>F1</code> while the cursor is at a specific position opens up a help text for that particular option.
	*** Pressing <code>F20</code> (<code>Shift-F8</code>) zooms the help text window over the complete screen.		*** Pressing <code>F20</code> (<code>Shift-F8</code>) zooms the help text window over the complete screen.
	* To learn how the command will be actually called after filling out the corresponding form, press <code>F14</code> (<code>Shift-F2</code>).
	* Default options for commands can be changed with <code>chgcmddft</code>.		To learn how the command will be actually called after filling out the corresponding form, press <code>F14</code> (<code>Shift-F2</code>).
	* To learn the keywords along the displayed form, press <code>F11</code>.
			Default options for commands can be changed with <code>chgcmddft</code>.

			To learn the keywords along the displayed form, press <code>F11</code>.

	[[Category: Basic Knowledge]]		[[Category: Basic Knowledge]]

PoC: More

2019-03-04T01:31:40Z

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	Some stuff which makes it easier to work directly with commands in CL:		Some stuff which makes it easier to work directly with commands in CL:

	* Pressing <code>F4</code> instead of <code>~~Return~~</code> to send a command opens up a form for completing the command options.		* Typing just the first (probably easy guessable) part of a command, followed by an asterisk (<code>*</code>) and pressing <code>Enter</code> makes the system present a list of all available commands with an accompanying short explanation. Type a <code>1</code> into the corresponding line and and press <code>Enter</code> to invoke that command.
			* Pressing <code>F4</code> instead of <code> Enter </code> to send a command opens up a form for completing the command options.
	** Pressing <code>F4</code> while the cursor is at a specific position opens up another panel with a brief description of available choices.		** Pressing <code>F4</code> while the cursor is at a specific position opens up another panel with a brief description of available choices.
	** Pressing <code>F1</code> while the cursor is at a specific position opens up a help text for that particular option.		** Pressing <code>F1</code> while the cursor is at a specific position opens up a help text for that particular option.

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2019-03-03T17:20:30Z

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Some stuff which makes it easier to work directly with commands in CL:

* Pressing <code>F4</code> instead of <code>Return</code> to send a command opens up a form for completing the command options.
** Pressing <code>F4</code> while the cursor is at a specific position opens up another panel with a brief description of available choices.
** Pressing <code>F1</code> while the cursor is at a specific position opens up a help text for that particular option.
*** Pressing <code>F20</code> (<code>Shift-F8</code>) zooms the help text window over the complete screen.
* To learn how the command will be actually called after filling out the corresponding form, press <code>F14</code> (<code>Shift-F2</code>).
* Default options for commands can be changed with <code>chgcmddft</code>.
* To learn the keywords along the displayed form, press <code>F11</code>.

[[Category: Basic Knowledge]]