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tcl.el

Verb: Access/Access: Verbs, Releases: AP and R83 3.1

Edits saved list using Update processor.

Syntax

el {{file.reference} itemlist} {(options)}

Description

retrieves a previously saved list and enters the Update processor (UP).

This command uses UP to edit a list created by the 'save-list' verb. Each element in the list is treated as a line by UP. All UP functions are valid.

If no file.reference is indicated, the list is retrieved from 'pointer-file'.

If no itemlist* is indicated, the default name, '%user.name', is used.

Options

z Suppresses 'top' and 'eoi' messages.

Example

el invoices.past.due

el dict customers cust.list

el
pointer-file %jmr NEW ITEM
01
In this form, a 'default' list name is used, derived from the current
user-id.

See Also

Command Name Type Description
tcl.delete-list Verb: Access Deletes previously saved lists.
filename.pointer-file File Contains saved lists.
tcl.qselect Verb: Access Creates active list from item(s).
active.list Definition A list of strings delimited by attribute marks created by one of the list-generating processes.
tcl.edit-list Verb: Access Edits saved list using line editor.
tcl.get-list Verb: Access Retrieves previously saved list.
tcl.sort-list Verb: Access Retrieves, sorts and rewrites previously saved list.
tcl.itemlist* Definition Specifies list of item-ids for TCL2 processes.
tcl.copy-list Verb: Access Copies previously saved lists.
tcl.update Verb: Access Invokes Update processor.
tcl.save-list Verb: Access Saves active list.
access.select Verb: Access Creates list of items meeting specific criteria.
secondary.list Definition A list of item-id's generated by one of the list-generating processes while an active list is present.
tcl.fl Verb: Access Forms single list from two lists.
tcl.list-lists Verb: Access Sorts saved-lists in 'pointer-file'.
tcl.compare-list Verb: Access Compares two lists for intersections.
user-id Definition Item-id for 'users' logon items.

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