| Commands That Are Not Specific to UNIX |
Controls whether text is flowed when it is included, copied, or
pasted.
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Text editing, command-line command
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The
AUTOFLOW command is toggled on and off. Issue the command once to reverse
the current setting. If the current setting is ON, then issuing the AUTOFLOW
command changes the setting to OFF. If the current setting is OFF, then issuing
the AUTOFLOW command changes the setting to ON.
- ON
-
turns on the AUTOFLOW command in the window so that text
flows when it is inserted in the window.
- OFF
-
turns off the AUTOFLOW command in the window so that text
retains its previous position when it is inserted in the window.
Details
The AUTOFLOW command controls whether text inserted with the INCLUDE,
PASTE, or COPY command automatically flows. When text is flowed, the left
and right boundaries are determined by the settings that were specified with
previous executions of the INDENT and BOUNDS commands. The AUTOFLOW command
controls all text that is inserted in the window. It does not stop at paragraph
boundaries.
The AUTOFLOW command controls whether text inserted in
the window flows, while the TF command flows text that is already in the window.
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