| Commands That Are Not Specific to UNIX |
Controls whether text is split at the cursor when you press ENTER
or RETURN, or when you are at a carriage return.
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Text editing, command-line command
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The
AUTOSPLIT command acts is toggled on and off. The first time you issue the
AUTOSPLIT command, it reverses the current setting. If the current setting
is ON, then issuing the AUTOSPLIT command changes the setting to OFF. If the
current setting is OFF, then issuing the AUTOSPLIT command changes the setting
to ON.
- ON
-
turns on the AUTOSPLIT command in the window so that when
you press ENTER or RETURN, or when you are at a carriage return, text automatically
splits at the cursor.
- OFF
-
turns off the AUTOSPLIT command in the window so that when
you press ENTER or RETURN, or when you are at a carriage return, text does
not automatically split at the cursor.
The AUTOSPLIT command controls whether text is split at
the cursor when you press ENTER or RETURN, or when you are at a carriage return.
All text on the line, starting with the character on which the cursor is resting,
moves to the left margin of the next line. The cursor is repositioned so that
it rests on the first character of the new line.
Entering a carriage return with the AUTOSPLIT command
turned on is identical to issuing the TS command with the default numeric
argument of 1. The results of a carriage return with the AUTOSPLIT command
turned on can be reversed by the TC command or undone with the UNDO command.
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