HP 3000 Manual page 135

RISETOUR is interactive; it contains many requests and directions which call for your direct participation
in the tour. It is automatic and controls the complete tour. Using it, you will quickly develop a familiarity
with most of RISE's features first-hand.
The tour is divided into lessons, and the lessons are grouped under the following headings:
* File manipulation commands.
* General editing commands.
* Block mode.
* RPG dedicated commands.
* Calling the RPG compiler.
RISETOUR is designed as an introduction rather than an intensive training course. Messages are
provided to explain the relationship between what appears on the screen and its application to the needs of
an RPG programmer. Pauses are imbedded to allow time for you to study the examples on the screen.
RISETOUR can also be useful as a printed reference guide. If you text in "RISET OUR.PUB.SYS" and use
the "LIST ALL OFF" command, you will get a listing of the tour offline on a line printer. This will allow
you to review at length parts of the tour without the delays caused by scrolling through the screen version.
RISE Commands
RISE only accepts commands that are typed in capital letters. This restriction will prevent you from
accidentally entering your RPG source code in lower case letters, which the RPG Compiler will not accept.
These commands are listed below with brief explanations of their use. The portions of the commands
outside the brackets are the minimum abbreviations that RISE will recognize and accept.
Futhermore, any number of letters in the optional portion of a command enclosed within brackets may be
given and will be recognized by RISE. For example, in the "E[XIT]" command, the "E" is required, and the
"XIT" portion is optional. The following variations are all acceptable:
E
EX
EXI
EXIT
Commands List
1. A[DD]
2. B[EGIN]
3. CH[ANGE]
4. COM[MENT]
5. COP[Y]
6. D[ELETE]
--add new lines
--start editing a new work file
--change oldstring to newstring
--create a comment banner for user documentation
--duplicate lines
--delete lines
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