d Command (PROC Processor)

The d command displays either a specific position from the currently active input buffer, or all the positions.

Syntax

d{param.num, num.chars | (start.pos, num.chars)}{+}

Parameter(s)

param.num  

Specifies the position number in the currently active input buffer. Numbering starts at 1, which is the Proc command. Leading spaces are deleted from the parameter.

If zero is specified, then all positions in the buffer display.

If no position number is specified, then the current position of the buffer pointer is used. If there is no such position, then this command does nothing.

num.chars  

Specifies the number of characters to move.

start.pos

Specifies the starting character in the parameter to display.

+

Suppress the carriage return at the end of the display line.

Example(s)

Active Input Buffer

Command

Data Displayed

list company assets

^

d2

company

list company assets

^

d0

list company assets

list company assets

^

d3,4

asse

list company assets

^

d3,4+

asse

See Also

a Command

ip Command

Primary Output Buffer

PROC Processor

s Command

Secondary Output Buffer

ss Command