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@node !Commands.Abbreviations.Aedit

  This is an abbreviation for the !Commands.Activity.Edit procedure.
  For more information, execute the command 

      What.Does("Activity.Edit");

@node !Commands.Abbreviations.Alist

  This is an abbreviation for the !Commands.Library.Ada_List procedure.  
  For more information, execute the command 

      What.Does("Library.Ada_List");

@node !Commands.Abbreviations.Cancel_Print_Request

 procedure Cancel_Print_Request (Printer    : String := "<Default>";
                                 Request_Id : Positive);


 DESCRIPTION

 Removes the specified print request from the queue of the specified
 printer.

 This procedure is for use with the file-driven printer-configuration
 mechanism introduced in D_12_5_0 and described in the file
 !Machine.Initialization.Guide_To_Machine_Initialization. If the
 file-driven mechanism is not in use at your site, you should use the
 Queue.Cancel command instead of this abbreviation.


 PARAMETERS

 Printer : String := "<DEFAULT>";

 Specifies the name of the printer for which to cancel a print request.
 This parameter accepts any printer name that has been defined in the
 printer-configuration files (!Machine.Initialization.Local.Printer-
 _Configuration or Site.Printer_Configuration).

 By default, this parameter specifies the printer name that is associated
 with the user who enters the command (this association is established
 using the user-printer map, !Machine.Initialization.Local.User_Printer-
 _Map).


 Request_Id : Positive;

 Specifies the number of the print request to be cancelled. You can obtain
 a print request's number from the display generated by the Display_Queue
 procedure.


 REFERENCES

 procedure Display_Queue
 procedure Print
 file !Machine.Initialization.Guide_To_Machine_Initialization
 System Management Utilities (SMU), package Queue



@node !Commands.Abbreviations.Code

  This is an abbreviation for the !Commands.Compilation.Make procedure.  
  For more information, execute the command 

      What.Does("Compilation.Make");

@node !Commands.Abbreviations.Compare

  This is an abbreviation for the !Commands.File_Utilities.Compare 
  procedure.  For more information, execute the command 

      What.Does("File_Utilities.Compare");

@node !Commands.Abbreviations.Ddef

  This is an abbreviation for the !Commands.Debug.Source procedure.  For 
  more information, execute the command

      What.Does("Debug.Source");

@node !Commands.Abbreviations.Def

  This is an abbreviation for the !Commands.Common.Definition procedure. 
  For more information, execute the command 

     What.Does("Common.Definition");

@node !Commands.Abbreviations.Diff

  This is an abbreviation for the !Commands.File_Utilities.Difference 
  procedure.  For more information, execute the command 

      What.Does("File_Utilities.Difference");

@node !Commands.Abbreviations.Disk_Space

  This is an abbreviation for the !Commands.Operator.Disk_Space
  procedure.  For more information, execute the command 

      What.Does("Operator.Disk_Space");

@node !Commands.Abbreviations.Display_Queue

 procedure Display_Queue (Printer : String := "<Default>");


 DESCRIPTION

 Displays the print requests currently queued on the specified printer.

 This procedure is for use with the file-driven printer-configuration
 mechanism introduced in D_12_5_0 and described the file !Machine-
 .Initialization.Guide_To_Machine_Initialization. If this mechanism
 is not in use at your site, you should use the Queue.Display command
 instead of this abbreviation.

 The display produced by this command shows the identification number for
 each print request. These identification numbers can be specified as the
 Request_Id parameter when using the Cancel_Print_Request command.


 PARAMETERS

 Printer : String := "<DEFAULT>";

 Specifies the name of the printer for which to display the print queue.
 This parameter accepts any printer name that has been defined in the
 printer_configuration files (!Machine.Initialization.Local.Printer-
 _Configuration or Site.Printer_Configuration).

 By default, this parameter specifies the printer name that is associated
 with the user who enters the command (this association is established
 using the user-printer map, !Machine.Initialization.Local.User_Printer-
 _Map).


 REFERENCES

 procedure Cancel_Print_Request
 procedure Print
 file !Machine.Initialization.Guide_To_Machine_Initialization
 System Management Utilities (SMU), package Queue


@node !Commands.Abbreviations.Do_Backup

  This is an enhancement for the !Commands.System_Backup.Backup 
  procedure and is implemented using !Commands.System_Backup.Backup_Generic.
  For more information, execute the command: 

      What.Does("System_Backup.Backup_Generic");  
      
@node !Commands.Abbreviations.Exp

  This is an abbreviation for the !Commands.Library.Expunge 
  procedure.  For more information, execute the command 

      What.Does("Library.Expunge");

@node !Commands.Abbreviations.Find

  This is an abbreviation for the !Commands.File_Utilities.Find 
  procedure.  For more information, execute the command 

      What.Does("File_Utilities.Find");

@node !Commands.Abbreviations.Full_Backup

  This is an enhancement for the !Commands.System_Backup.Backup 
  procedure and is implemented using !Commands.System_Backup.Backup_Generic.
  For more information, execute the command: 

      What.Does("System_Backup.Backup_Generic");  

@node !Commands.Abbreviations.Help

  This is an abbreviation for the !Commands.What.Does procedure.  For 
  more information, execute the command 

      What.Does("What.Does");

@node !Commands.Abbreviations.Input

  This is an abbreviation for the !Io.Io.Set_Input procedure.  For more 
  information, execute the command 

      What.Does("Io.Set_Input");

@node !Commands.Abbreviations.Install

  This is an abbreviation for the !Commands.Compilation.Promote 
  procedure.  For more information, execute the command 

      What.Does("Compilation.Promote");

@node !Commands.Abbreviations.Ledit

  This is an abbreviation for the !Commands.Links.Edit procedure.  For 
  more information, execute the command

      What.Does("Links.Edit");

@node !Commands.Abbreviations.List

  This is an abbreviation for the !Commands.Library.List procedure.  For 
  more information, execute the command 

      What.Does("Library.List");

@node !Commands.Abbreviations.Lprint

  Prints the specified files on the laser printer, using the
  Queue.Print command.  For more information, see the specification
  for the Lprint command.

@node !Commands.Abbreviations.Need

  This is an abbreviation for the !Commands.Compilation.Dependents 
  procedure.  For more information, execute the command 

      What.Does("Compilation.Dependents");

@node !Commands.Abbreviations.Output

  This is an abbreviation for the !Commands.Log.Set_Output procedure.  
  For more information, execute the command

      What.Does("Log.Set_Output");

@node !Commands.Abbreviations.Primary_Backup

  This is an enhancement for the !Commands.System_Backup.Backup 
  procedure and is implemented using !Commands.System_Backup.Backup_Generic.
  For more information, execute the command: 

      What.Does("System_Backup.Backup_Generic");  

@node !Commands.Abbreviations.Print

 procedure Print
       (Object_Or_Image                          : String   := "<CURSOR>";
        From_First_Page                          : Positive := 1;
        To_Last_Page                             : Positive := 3000;
        Display_As_Twoup                         : Boolean  := True;
        Display_Border                           : Boolean  := True;
        Display_Filename                         : Boolean  := True;
        Display_Date                             : Boolean  := True;
        Ignore_Display_Parameters_For_Postscript : Boolean  := True;
        Highlight_Reserved_Words_For_Ada         : Boolean  := True;
        Other_Options                            : String   := "";
        Number_Of_Copies                         : Positive := 1;
        Printer                                  : String   := "<Default>";
        Effort_Only                              : Boolean  := False);

 
 DESCRIPTION

 Prints the one or more objects or images, including postscript files,
 plain text files, Ada units, mail messages, command logs, and so on. By
 default, this command prints the object or image indicated by the cursor.

 This procedure is to be used with the file-driven printer-configuration
 mechanism introduced in D_12_5_0 and described in !Machine.Initialization-
 .Guide_to_Machine_Initialization. If this mechanism is not in use at your 
 site, you should use the Queue.Print command instead of this abbreviation. 
 You should also use Queue.Print if your printing involves complex, non-
 standard options.

 NOTE: This procedure writes the file or image to be printed to a file in
 !Machine.Temporary. These files are not deleted until the system
 aareboots. If you require security, you should use the Queue.Print
 command.

 This procedure queues the specified print request by constructing and
 sending a call to Queue.Print. The print request initiated by this command
 is directed to the device specified by the Printer parameter. By default,
 the command uses the device that is associated with the user who entered
 the command. This association is set up by the system manager in a
 user-printer map in !Machine.Initialization.

 You can use this command's parameters to control various characteristics
 of the print job. These parameters correspond to one or more options that
 are defined by the Queue.Print command.

 By default, messages are sent to the message window.


 PARAMETERS

 Object_Or_Image : String := "<CURSOR>";

 Specifies the object or objects to be printed. Multiple objects can be
 specified using wildcars, context characters, set notation, indirect
 files, and attributes. If more than one object is specified, then the
 print style (postscript or line printer) is based on the first object in
 the list. The default value, "<CURSOR>", specifies the object in whose
 image the cursor is located.


 From_First_Page : Positive := 1;

 Applicable only when printing on a laser printer. This parameter specifies
 the first page to be printed.


 To_Last_Page : Positive := 3000;

 Applicable only when printing on a laser printer. This parameter specifies
 the last page to be printed.


 Display_As_Twoup : Boolean := True;

 Applicable only when printing on a laser printer. This parameter causes
 printing to be in a two-up format, if possible. This parameter has no
 effect if the value of the Ignore_Display_Parameters_For_Postscript
 parameter is True.


 Display_Border : Boolean := True;

 Applicable only when printing on a laser printer. This parameter causes
 the printer to write a border around each page, if possible. This
 parameter has no effect if the value of the Ignore_Display_Parameters-
 _For_Postscript parameter is True.


 Display_Filename : Boolean := True;

 Applicable only when printing on a laser printer. This parameter causes
 the printer to write the name of the file being printed on each page, if
 possible. This parameter has no effect if the value of the Ignore-
 _Display_Parameters_For_Postscript parameter is True.


 Display_Date : Boolean := True;

 Applicable only when printing on a laser printer. This parameter causes
 the printer to write the date of the file being printed on each page, if
 possible. This parameter has no effect if the value of the Ignore-
 _Display_Parameters_For_Postscript parameter is True.


 Ignore_Display_Parameters_For_Postscript : Boolean := True;

 Applicable only when printing on a laser printer. If the object being
 printed is a PostScript file, setting this parameter to True causes the
 Print command to ignore the Display_Two_Up, Display_Date, Display_File-
 name, and Display_Page_Border parameters. If the object being printed 
 is not a PostScript file, this parameter has no effect.


 Highlight_Reserved_Words_For_Ada : Boolean := True;

 Applicable only when printing on a laser printer. If the object being
 printed contains Ada code, setting this parameter to True causes the
 printer to use an Ada format which highlights keywords and italicizes
 comments. If the object being printed does not contain Ada code, this
 parameter has no effect.


 Other_Options : String := "";

 Specifies any other printer options. This parameter accepts the standard
 options accepted by !Commands.Queue.Print. Options specified to this
 parameter override any other option specifications or parameters. The
 default does not specify additional options.


 Number_Of_Copies : Positive := 1;

 Specifies the number of copies to be printed. The default is one copy.


 Printer : String := "<Default>";

 Specifies the printer on which to queue the request. By default, this
 parameter specifies the printer name that is associated with the user who
 enters the command (this association is established using the user-printer
 map, !Machine.Initialization.Local.User_Printer_Map).


 Effort_Only : Boolean := False;

 Controls whether the procedure actually queues the request. When this
 parameter is True, the procedure displays the call to Queue.Print that
 would be made, without actually queueing the print request. The default
 value (False) causes the procedure to queue the print request.


 REFERENCES

 procedure Cancel_Print_Request
 procedure Display_Queue
 file !Machine.Initialization.Guide_To_Machine_Initialization
 System Management Utilities (SMU), package Queue


@node !Commands.Abbreviations.Print_Window

    procedure Print_Window (Options : String := "<DEFAULT>";
                            Banner : String := "<DEFAULT>";
                            Header : String := "<DEFAULT>";
                            Footer : String := "<DEFAULT>");

  Prints a copy of the image of the current window.  The image is copied 
  into a temporary file, the file is printed using the Queue.Print 
  command, and then the temporary file is destroyed.  

@node !Commands.Abbreviations.Run_Job

  This is an abbreviation for the !Commands.Program.Run_Job procedure.  
  For more information, execute the command 

      What.Does("Program.Run_Job");

@node !Commands.Abbreviations.Schedule_Shutdown

  This is an abbreviation for the !Commands.Operator.Shutdown procedure. 
  For more information, execute the command 

      What.Does("Operator.Shutdown");

@node !Commands.Abbreviations.Secondary_Backup

  This is an enhancement for the !Commands.System_Backup.Backup 
  procedure and is implemented using !Commands.System_Backup.Backup_Generic.
  For more information, execute the command: 

      What.Does("System_Backup.Backup_Generic");  

@node !Commands.Abbreviations.Sedit

  This is an abbreviation for the !Commands.Switches.Edit procedure.  By
  default it will edit library switches.  For more information, execute
  the command

      What.Does("Switches.Edit");

@node !Commands.Abbreviations.Sledit

  This is an abbreviation for the !Commands.Search_List.Show_List
  procedure.  For more information, execute the command

      What.Does("Search_List.Show_List");

@node !Commands.Abbreviations.Ssedit

  This is an abbreviation for the !Commands.Switches.Edit procedure.  By
  default it will edit session switches.  For more information, execute
  the command

     What.Does("Switches.Edit");

@node !Commands.Abbreviations.Users

    procedure Users (Jobs_Too : Boolean := False; Verbose : Boolean := False);

  Displays information on a user's sessions and jobs.  This command is 
  similar to the What.Users command, but it displays information only for
  the current user.  By default job information will not be displayed.

@node !Commands.Abbreviations.Vlist

  This is an abbreviation for the !Commands.Library.Verbose_List 
  procedure.  For more information, execute the command 

      What.Does("Library.Verbose_List");