Re: CTRL-C issue

[Vernon Hamberg <vhamberg@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Hi John

RDi has its own line numbers, which are just consecutive. So far as I 
can tell, there is no attempt to reconcile the numbers.

It can display the SEU sequence numbers - there's an option for that. 
And the SEU sequence number area can be used for SEU line commands. 
Personally I don't use the actual sequence numbers, except as a place to 
put the line commands - those are still very powerful.

I just tried - in SEU I can put a sequence number in that area and the 
source will move to that sequence number. In RDi I discovered I can type 
a number, but it goes to the LINE number, not the SEU sequence number. 
Might be an option.

A favorite in SEU for me - space over leading zeroes and Enter will also 
position to that line - not available in RDi - and I've never missed it.

In RDi the sequence number area is called the prefix area - and the 
sequence numbers are display-only.

F1 for help in that area is instructive - many of the same line commands 
as SEU and some new stuff, so far as I can tell, and some not there but 
handled elsewhere.

Cheers
Vern

On 1/27/2015 10:55 AM, John Yeung wrote:
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> I don't know whether RDi is like SEU in that it uses the embedded line 
> numbers unless there's a conflict, or whether RDi is providing its own 
> sequential line numbers, independent of the source PF. John Y.