Commands That Are Not Specific to UNIX

CU Command

Changes all characters in a designated line of text to uppercase.

Category:

Text editing, line command

Syntax
Without Arguments
Arguments
Comparisons
See Also

Syntax

CU <n>

Without Arguments

The CU command changes to uppercase all characters in a designated line of text.

Arguments

n: specifies the number of lines of text to be changed to uppercase. Follow the n argument with a space.

Comparisons

The CU and CCU commands are similar to the CAPS ON command. The CU and CCU commands change existing text to uppercase, while the CAPS ON command makes the default case of text uppercase, which changes the case of new, inserted text. The CL and CCL commands, which change existing text to lowercase, accomplish the opposite of the CU and CCU commands.