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System Debug Reference Manual

SET 

Sets new values for a select subset of all user configurable options.

Syntax 

SET

    [O[CT] | %] [IN ]
SET [D[EC] | #] [OUT]
    [H[EX] | $]

    [CRON ]
SET [CROFF]

    [MOREON ]
SET [MOREOFF]

SET [DEF[AULT]]

The SET command allows a simplified method of setting a few of the many
environment variables.  See the ENV command for more information.

The SET command entered alone, without parameters, displays all current
settings.

Parameters 

O[CT]  |  %      Set the current default input conversion base and the
D[EC]  |  #      current output display base to octal, decimal, or
H[EX]  |  $      hexadecimal.

IN | OUT         The input conversion base and the output display base
                 can be individually set to different values.  For
                 example:

                      SET OCT IN
                      SET $ OUT

                 This sets octal for input, hex for output.

                 If IN and OUT are omitted, both input and output bases
                 are set to the specified base.

CRON | CROFF     CRON (carriage return on) and CROFF (carriage return
                 off) control the automatic repetition of the last typed
                 command whenever a lone carriage control is entered.
                 (This option is for compatibility with prior versions of
                 Debug; see the new ENV AUTOREPEAT.)
                   SET CRON is the same as ENV AUTOREPEAT TRUE.
                   SET CROFF is the same as ENV AUTOREPEAT FALSE.

MOREON |         MOREON (terminal paging on) and MOREOFF (terminal paging
MOREOFF          off) control the automatic paging of terminal output.
                   SET MOREON is the same as ENV TERM_PAGING TRUE.
                   SET MOREOFF is the same as ENV TERM_PAGING FALSE.

 DEF[AULT]       Resets the following ENV variables to their default
                 values indicated below:

                 env autoignore      FALSE
                 env changes         "halfinv"
                 env cm_inbase       %
                 env cm_outbase      %
                 env cmdlinesubs     TRUE
                 env echo_cmds       FALSE
                 env echo_subs       FALSE
                 env echo_use        FALSE
                 env fill            "zero"
                 env filter          ' '
                 env hexupshift      FALSE
                 env justify         "right"
                 env list_paging     TRUE
                 env list_pagelen    #60
                 env list_title      &
                          '"Page: " list_pagenum:"d" "    " version "   "
                   date "  " time'

                 env list_width      #80
                 env lookup_id       "LSTPROC"
                 env markers         "uline"
                 env                 2
                 multi_line_errs
                 env nm_inbase       $
                 env nm_outbase      $
                 env pstmt           TRUE
                 env term_loud       TRUE
                 env term_paging     FALSE
                 env term_width      #79

Examples 

     $nmdat > SET 

Display all current settings.

     %cmdebug > set hex out 

Set output display base to hexadecimal.

     %cmdebug > set % 

Set both input and output bases to octal.

     $nmdat > set def  

Set default values.

Limitations, Restrictions 

none


CAUTION  The output format of all System Debug commands is subject to
         change without notice.  Programs that are developed to
         postprocess System Debug output should not depend on the exact
         format (spacing, alignment, number of lines, uppercase or
         lowercase, or spelling) of any System Debug command output.

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