... As mentioned above, in an emergency ^@ can be used instead of ^M. When SM is started, or whenever the TERMTYPE command is used to change terminals, the arrow keys are bound to the commands previous_line , ext_line , previous_char , and ext_char . ... this won't work (you'll get a syntax error) and you'll have to use the next alternative, namely put the commands into a file and say read edit filename , for example: # Change the history character # name key history_char ! ...

... A MIDAS command line is structured as command/qualifier par1 par2 ... par8 !comments . ... In case you omit the qualifier, the default qualifier of that command is used by MIDAS. The default qualifier of a MIDAS command may be displayed via SHOW/COMMAND command . ... If the command procedure which is activated by a MIDAS command uses the CROSSREF command, it is also possible to execute that command via: command/qualifier label4=par4 label1=par1 label7=par7 ... !comments . ... command/qualifier ? ...

For vi , a line is the string of characters between two <RETURN> characters. Although vi will automatically wrap the text onto a new line when it reaches the right-hand side of the screen, it does not insert a <RETURN> character. ... Adding a <RETURN> at the end of every line ensures that the appearance of the text on your screen corresponds to vi 's understanding of how text is structured. Setting the wrapmargin option automatically inserts a <RETURN> character whenever vi wraps text. ...

... From the top-level of the Apache source tree, type: cd support [ENTER] . ... From support/suexec.h /* * HTTPD_USER -- Define as the username under which Apache normally * runs. ... See the suEXEC documentation for more detailed * information. */ #define USERDIR_SUFFIX "public_html" /* * LOG_EXEC -- Define this as a filename if you want all suEXEC * transactions and errors logged for auditing and * debugging purposes. */ #define LOG_EXEC "/usr/local/apache/logs/cgi.log" /* Need me? ...

... This section is a brief tutorial for first-time VMS users. Commands introduced here will not be described in detail--more involved discussions will be left to later chapters. ... For example, if you type SHOW without an argument, the system will respond with _What: If you forget the form of a command, type HELP command . ... PRINT JUNK.TXT To get rid of a file you don't need, use the DELETE command followed by the complete file name--including file type and version number. ... Commands . ...

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... We describe here all plotting and editing procedures. For calibrated visibility data, as well as other data from e.g. astrometry, the user will select plotting menus from the so-called AMOEBA (lower) section of the main GUI. While AMOEBA is described later on in a dedicated part of this manual, it is the general data analysis (as compared to reduction ) facility of . ... INTERFEROMETRY Plot visibility data . ... Each of the above buttons will display a widget designed for this class of plot. ...

OptInt PmWiki : Pm Wiki / Passwords . ... Protect a group of pages . ... to control who can edit a page or group, use edit passwords . ... To indicate that the page can be edited even if a group or site password is set , enter . ... To set a password on a wiki group is slightly more difficult -- you just set the passwords on a special page ? ... then enter . ... Administrators can set passwords for the entire site by editing the config.php file; they don't have to set passwords for each page or group. ...