HP 3000 Manual page 136

7. E[XIT]
8. FIL[E]
9. F[IND]
10. FO[RM]
11. G[ET]
12. H[ELP]
13. I[NCR]
14. J[OIN]
15. K[EEP]
16. LIN[E]
17. L[IST]
18. ME[NU]
19. M[ODIFY]
20. MOV[E]
21. P[RINT]
22. R[ENUM]
23. RU[N]
24. S[HOW]
25. T[EXT]
26. U[NDEL]
27. V[ERIFY]
28. X[PAND]
29. :MPEcommand
The RISE commands can be grouped together by the mode in which they execute and the functions they
fulfill. It is not necessary to memorize the modes in which commands operate. If you give a command
unsuited to the mode in which you are operating, RISE will automatically shift you to the mode that will
accept and execute it. The HELP command provides additional convenience by listing and explaining
RISE commands on the screen.
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--end subsystem
--work file directly
--locate a string
--display an RPG specification form on the screen
--read and execute commands from a file
--explain commands
--set default increment value
--append or merge an entire file
--save the work file
--enter Line Mode
--list lines in Line Mode
--display main menu
--modify lines
--move lines to new location
--print lines offline
--renumber editor sequence numbers or RPG source line numbers
--run a program file
--display a page in Block Mode for direct screen editing
--copy a file into a work file for editing
--restore lines deleted by last DELETE command
--compile the work file or LIST the compilation
listing or prepare a USL file
--expand the work file size
--execute MPE command