ARPUS/ce, Version 2.6.2 (03/10/05)    (SCCS 1.2)
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  sl
 "save location"
 
 DESCRIPTION:
     The  sl command sets a temporary marker to a particular  location
     in  a  ce  or  ceterm  window.  The sl command  is  used  in  key
     definitions  or other command sequences which are going to go off
     and do something to the text but not disturb the cursor.  This is
     most  often  done on in ceterm when sending ce commands back  via
     the  0x0202 prefix (see ) to a ceterm window
     to do colorization.

     The  command is always used in conjunction with the rl (return to
     location) command and normally brackets the other commands in the
     command string. (See example)

     sl  is  different  than  the lbl (label) command  in  that  label
     attaches  a label to a location in the file being edited (or  the
     terminal pad).  The label moves with the line.  If you did an 'sl'
     command  in a file and then added data in front of the line,  the
     'rl'  command would return you to the line number specified  even
     though  the  original line moved to a new line number.  The  'sl'
     command is designed for short term work.
     


 EXAMPLES:
     kd ^3 sl;tmw;pb;tb;tl;ca red;rl ke

     In the above key definition,  Pressing Ctrl-3 would color the last
     line red but not move the cursor.

     echo '\002\002sl;tmw;pb;tb;tl;ca red;rl'

     When echo'ed from a shell, this will color the last line on the
     transcript pad red.
     
 
 RELATED HELP FILES:
     rl            (Return to Location)   
     prefix        (Prefix)               
     
     commands      (List of Commands)     
     support       (customer support)     

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