| Commands That Are Not Specific to UNIX |
Adds or removes line numbers.
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Text editing, command-line command
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The NUMBERS
command is toggled on or off. The first time you issue the NUMBERS command,
it reverses the current setting. If the current setting is ON, then issuing
the NUMBERS command changes the setting to OFF. If the current setting is
OFF, then issuing the NUMBERS command changes the setting to ON.
- ON
-
turns on the NUMBERS command in the window, so that the
lines in the Program Editor are numbered.
- OFF
-
turns off the NUMBERS command in the window, so that the
lines in the Program Editor are not numbered.
The NUMBERS command adds or removes line numbers for data
lines in windows that allow text editing. When you issue the NUMBERS command
to remove line numbers, the line numbers disappear and all text appears to
shift left. When you issue the NUMBERS command to add line numbers, the numbers
are displayed on the left, and all of the text appears to shift right. The
alias for the NUMBERS command is NUMS.
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