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	~~'''CASE Mixed/Upper command'''~~		#REDIRECT [[Model 204 full-screen editor#Using the CASE command]]

	~~You may issue either of the following commands in the~~ [[Model 204 full-screen editor~~]]:~~

	~~; CASE Mixed~~
	~~: This command indicates that terminal input is accepted “as is,” without translation to uppercase. This is similar to invoking the *LOWER command prior to entering~~ the ~~Full Screen Editor. The second word of this command, “Mixed”, may be abbreviated to any prefix.~~
	; CASE ~~Upper~~
	~~: This command indicates that terminal input is translated to uppercase. This is similar to invoking the *UPPER command prior to entering the Full Screen Editor. The second word of this~~ command~~, “Upper”, may be abbreviated to any prefix.~~

	This command will not affect the case translation setting (UPPER/LOWER) that was in effect “outside” the editor; that is, when you exit the editor, the case translation will be as it was prior to entering the editor.

	~~In addition to the CASE command, the initial case translation setting within the editor can be automatically set to *LOWER, using the '1' bit of the [[SIREDIT Parameter\|SIREDIT parameter]].~~

	~~Neither the CASE command nor the UPPER/LOWER setting affect the input on the editor command line.~~

	~~The matching of strings (for example, “/subroutine”) can be done in a case-insensitive manner, using the X'20' bit of the [[SIREDIT parameter\|SIREDIT parameter]].~~

	~~[[Category:Editor commands~~]]

JAL: JAL moved page CASE Command to CASE command: caps

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JAL moved page CASE Command to CASE command: caps

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Tbullock: 2 is the LINEND option.

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2 is the LINEND option.

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	Neither the CASE command nor the UPPER/LOWER setting affect the input on the editor command line.		Neither the CASE command nor the UPPER/LOWER setting affect the input on the editor command line.

	The matching of strings (for example, “/subroutine”) can be done in a case-insensitive manner, using the '2' bit of the [[SIREDIT parameter\|SIREDIT parameter]].		The matching of strings (for example, “/subroutine”) can be done in a case-insensitive manner, using the X'20' bit of the [[SIREDIT parameter\|SIREDIT parameter]].

	[[Category:Editor commands]]		[[Category:Editor commands]]

ELowell at 21:20, 9 April 2015

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	'''CASE Mixed/Upper command'''		'''CASE Mixed/Upper command'''

	You may issue either of the following commands in the [[Model 204]] ~~Full Screen Editor~~:		You may issue either of the following commands in the [[Model 204 full-screen editor]]:

	; CASE Mixed		; CASE Mixed

JAL2 at 22:20, 20 October 2011

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	Neither the CASE command nor the UPPER/LOWER setting affect the input on the editor command line.		Neither the CASE command nor the UPPER/LOWER setting affect the input on the editor command line.

	The matching of strings (for example, “/subroutine”) can be done in a case-insensitive manner, using the '2' bit of the [[SIREDIT ~~Parameter~~\|SIREDIT parameter]].		The matching of strings (for example, “/subroutine”) can be done in a case-insensitive manner, using the '2' bit of the [[SIREDIT parameter\|SIREDIT parameter]].

	[[Category:Editor commands]]		[[Category:Editor commands]]

Dme at 19:06, 19 November 2010

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	The matching of strings (for example, “/subroutine”) can be done in a case-insensitive manner, using the '2' bit of the [[SIREDIT Parameter\|SIREDIT parameter]].		The matching of strings (for example, “/subroutine”) can be done in a case-insensitive manner, using the '2' bit of the [[SIREDIT Parameter\|SIREDIT parameter]].

	[[Category:Editor ~~Commands~~]]		[[Category:Editor commands]]

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'''CASE Mixed/Upper command'''

You may issue either of the following commands in the [[Model 204]] Full Screen Editor:

; CASE Mixed
: This command indicates that terminal input is accepted “as is,” without translation to uppercase. This is similar to invoking the *LOWER command prior to entering the Full Screen Editor. The second word of this command, “Mixed”, may be abbreviated to any prefix.
; CASE Upper
: This command indicates that terminal input is translated to uppercase. This is similar to invoking the *UPPER command prior to entering the Full Screen Editor. The second word of this command, “Upper”, may be abbreviated to any prefix.

This command will not affect the case translation setting (*UPPER/*LOWER) that was in effect “outside” the editor; that is, when you exit the editor, the case translation will be as it was prior to entering the editor.

In addition to the CASE command, the initial case translation setting within the editor can be automatically set to *LOWER, using the '1' bit of the [[SIREDIT Parameter|SIREDIT parameter]].

Neither the CASE command nor the *UPPER/*LOWER setting affect the input on the editor command line.

The matching of strings (for example, “/subroutine”) can be done in a case-insensitive manner, using the '2' bit of the [[SIREDIT Parameter|SIREDIT parameter]].

[[Category:Editor Commands]]