RE: Secret SEU commands was (RE: SEU vs. ?)

["Richard B Baird" <rbaird@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

> Like HIDE?  I've never been quite able to figure out the usefulness of
that
> one.

> - Dan

Dan,

lets say you want to scan for all of the instances of the UPDATE op code,
and only show them on the screen

from the top of the source,

 Columns . . . :    6 116
 SEU==> f update a
        *************** Begi.....
X9999

which gives you all of your updates, but it might also include a lot of
comments, 60 instances of a variable called '$UPDATED', 5 exsrs to
$UpdateMstFile, the begsr line for that subroutine..  you get the idea.

instead of paging down and 'X'ing out the lines you don't want, just type
in

 SEU ==> h $update
and
 SEU ==> h '*'

and all that's left is the update op codes:

        *************** Beginning of data **********
- - - - ---------- 1212 data records excluded ------
1432.00 C                   update    SLSADJR1
- - - - ----------- 209 data records excluded ------
1648.00 C                   update    SLSTRNR
- - - - ------------- 7 data records excluded ------
1656.00 C                   update    SLSTRNXR
- - - - ------------- 7 data records excluded ------
1664.00 C                   update    DLYSLSRC
- - - - ------------ 10 data records excluded ------
1675.00 C                   update    SLSADJR1
- - - - ----------- 116 data records excluded ------
1797.00 C                   update    SLSCSV1R
- - - - ------------- 5 data records excluded ------
1803.00 C                   update    SLSCSV2R
- - - - ------------ 28 data records excluded ------
        ****************** End of data ********************