EDITOR
7.4.5
VER.V09F
SECTION 7.4
DELETE
KEYS: Delete
Back space
Delete ahead
FUNCTION Delete destructively moves the cursor back over the
previous character. The character to the left of the
cursor is removed and the rest of the line is moved one
character to the left.
Backspace operates exactly as back arrow. It moves the
cursor non-destructively one character to the left.
Delete ahead destroys the character on which the cursor is
positioned. The cursor remains stationary and text ahead
of the cursor is moved towards it.
REMARKS: Carriage return may be deleted. This has the effect of
concatenating lines.
WARNING: Because HUNTER has a 32 character keyboard input
buffer, 'Deletes' can be stored up in auto-repeat mode more
quickly than they appear on the screen. This will have the
effect of 'eating' the text!
Do not hold the Delete key down. Instead, use single key
depressions or Line Delete (see section
7,4,9),
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