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	SoulEdit requires <var class="product">Model 204</var> version 7.5 or higher.		SoulEdit requires <var class="product">Model 204</var> version 7.5 or higher.

	<p class="warn"><b>Note:</b> A video introduction to SoulEdit is available: [[Media:SoulEdit2.mp4\|Introducing SoulEdit]]. </p>		<p class="warn"><b>Note:</b> A video introduction to SoulEdit is available (for browsers other than IE/Edge): [[Media:SoulEdit2.mp4\|Introducing SoulEdit]]. </p>

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	<tr><th>T[<i>n</i>] \| TOP [<i>n</i>] \| M+PF7 </th>		<tr><th>T[<i>n</i>] \| TOP [<i>n</i>] \| M+PF7 </th>
	<td>Go to the top of the editor content; optional <i>n</i> ~~(linenum) as~~ top ~~of page~~. </td></tr>		<td>Go to the top of the editor content; optional <i>n</i> scrolls page so line-number <i>n</i> is at the top. </td></tr>

	<tr><th>B \| BOTTOM \| M+PF8 </th>		<tr><th>B \| BOTTOM \| M+PF8 </th>

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	'''SoulEdit''' is a code editor, written in SOUL, specifically designed for SOUL application development. SoulEdit features extended editing capability — like split/join, bookmarks, display filtering, and syntax-specific colors — as well as facilities that make running, debugging, and testing SOUL code more seamless and intuitive.		'''SoulEdit''' is a code editor, written in [[SOUL]], specifically designed for SOUL application development. SoulEdit features extended editing capability — like split/join, bookmarks, display filtering, and syntax-specific colors — as well as facilities that make running, debugging, and testing SOUL code more seamless and intuitive.

	SoulEdit runs as an [[Application Subsystem development\|application subsystem]], so it needs a subsystem definition along with at least a 640K server size (750K is safer as that provides room for future enhancements and the addition of user-written macros). [[RKTools installation]] contains more information about setting up the environment for SoulEdit.		SoulEdit runs as an [[Application Subsystem development\|application subsystem]], so it needs a subsystem definition along with at least a 640K server size (750K is safer as that provides room for future enhancements and the addition of user-written macros). [[RKTools installation]] contains more information about setting up the environment for SoulEdit.

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	<var class="product">[[SirPro]]</var> is a menu-driven application subsystem that provides tools for programmers, database administrators, and application managers inside the Model 204 environment. <var class="product">SirPro</var>'s primary feature set is centered on the manipulation of <var class="product">Model 204</var> procedures contained in Model 204 files.		<var class="product">[[SirPro]]</var> is a menu-driven application subsystem that provides tools for programmers, database administrators, and application managers inside the Model 204 environment. <var class="product">SirPro</var>'s primary feature set is centered on the manipulation of <var class="product">Model 204</var> procedures contained in Model 204 files.

	You can access SoulEdit in a number of ways:		You can access SoulEdit to edit a procedure in a number of ways:
	<ul>		<ul>
	<li>From <var class="product">SirPro</var> 3270 interface, use the <code>E</code> prefix command ~~from~~ a [[SirPro procedure-list operations#Overview\|procedure list]]. </li>		<li>From the <var class="product">SirPro</var> 3270 interface, use the <code>E</code> prefix command before a procedure in a [[SirPro procedure-list operations#Overview\|procedure list]]. </li>

	<li>From the RKWeb interface, select Build > Edit. </li>		<li>From the RKWeb interface, select Build > Edit, open a procedure list, and select a procedure. </li>

	<li>If SoulEdit is defined as a standalone subsystem (for example, <code>SE</code>), ~~simply type~~ the subsystem name with a procedure: <code>SE MYPROCEDURE</code>, where <code>MYPROCEDURE</code> is a procedure in the current file. </li>		<li>From the Model 204 command line (if SoulEdit is defined as a standalone subsystem, for example, <code>SE</code>), enter the subsystem name with a procedure name: <code>SE MYPROCEDURE</code>, where <code>MYPROCEDURE</code> is a procedure in the current file. </li>
	</ul>		</ul>

	One of the most useful features of SoulEdit is the ability to run a program with the <var>GO</var> command and immediately view the output in a scrollable [[Stringlist class\|StringList]]. If errors occurred while running, a series of <var>AUDIT</var> commands is available to display the audit trail output of the procedure you've just run.

	<p class="caption" style="width:625px">SoulEdit main editing screen</p>		<p class="caption" style="width:625px">SoulEdit main editing screen</p>
	<p class="figure">[[File:SoulEdit_OverviewS.png\|625px]] </p>		<p class="figure">[[File:SoulEdit_OverviewS.png\|625px]] </p>

	The top line shows the name of the SOUL procedure, the file where the procedure lives, and a warning if the file is in read-only mode. At the right ~~are shown~~ the line numbers with the current top-of-the-screen line number. ~~Note the color-coding of~~ lines in the ~~sample~~; colors are user-settable via the <var>COLORS</var> command.		The top line shows the name of the SOUL procedure, the file where the procedure lives, and a warning if the file is in read-only mode. At the right is the range of line numbers, beginning with the current top-of-the-screen line number. The lines in the screen may be colored; colors are user-settable via the <var>COLORS</var> command.

			Command line and PF key options for the 3270 interface are described in the tables below.

			One of the most useful features of SoulEdit is the ability to run a program with the <var>GO</var> command and immediately view the output in a scrollable [[Stringlist class\|Stringlist]]. If errors occurred while running, a series of <var>AUDIT</var> commands is available to display the audit trail output of the procedure you've just run.

	==Command line options==		==Command line options==
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	Used in conjunction with the ~~pf12~~ key on the run output when compilation/runtime errors occur, the following commands can be used to navigate		Used in conjunction with the PF12 key on the run output when compilation/runtime errors occur, the following commands can be used to navigate the errors in the currently loaded procedure:
	~~through~~ the errors in the currently loaded procedure:

	<table class="thJustBold">		<table class="thJustBold">
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	<tr><td>PF1</td><td>Help</td></tr>		<tr><td>PF1</td><td>Help</td></tr>

	<tr><td>PF2</td><td>Split the current line at the cursor, or join the current line with the next line if cursor is at end-of-line.</td></tr>		<tr><td>PF2</td>
			<td>Split the current line at the cursor, or join the current line with the next line if cursor is at end-of-line.</td></tr>

	<tr><td>PF3</td><td>Quit the editor without saving.</td></tr>		<tr><td>PF3</td>
			<td>Quit the editor without saving.</td></tr>

	<tr><td>PF4</td><td></td></tr>		<tr><td>PF4</td>
			<td></td></tr>

	<tr><td>PF5</td><td></td></tr>		<tr><td>PF5</td>
			<td></td></tr>

	<tr><td>PF6</td><td>Cycle through the command stack. The command stack size defaults to 10 but can be reset via SET.</td></tr>		<tr><td>PF6</td>
			<td>Cycle through the command stack. The command stack size defaults to 10 but can be reset via SET.</td></tr>

	<tr><td>PF7</td><td>Scroll up / use with M to scroll to top.</td></tr>		<tr><td>PF7</td>
			<td>Scroll up / use with M to scroll to top.</td></tr>

	<tr><td>PF8</td><td>Scroll down / use with M to scroll to bottom.</td></tr>		<tr><td>PF8</td>
			<td>Scroll down / use with M to scroll to bottom.</td></tr>

	<tr><td>PF9</td><td>Repeat previous command.</td></tr>		<tr><td>PF9</td>
			<td>Repeat previous command.</td></tr>

	<tr><td>PF10</td><td>Shift+PF10 performs an ALL for the text under the cursor.</td></tr>		<tr><td>PF10</td>
			<td>Shift+PF10 performs an ALL for the text under the cursor.</td></tr>

	<tr><td>PF11</td><td>Creates/appends the value under the cursor to a traceText upon the following line.</td></tr>		<tr><td>PF11</td>
			<td>Creates/appends the value under the cursor to a traceText upon the following line.</td></tr>

	<tr><td>PF12</td><td>Saves current procedure and opens the INCLUDEd text under the cursor. If the cursor is not on an INCLUDE line, no action is taken.</td></tr>		<tr><td>PF12</td>
			<td>Saves current procedure and opens the INCLUDEd text under the cursor. If the cursor is not on an INCLUDE line, no action is taken.</td></tr>
	</table>		</table>

	==User-written extensions (SCMDs)==		==User-written extensions (SCMDs)==

	SoulEdit has a facility that lets you add command-line extensions to the editor.		SoulEdit has a facility that lets you add command-line extensions to the editor.

	As an example, INFO is a user-written command-line extension provided by Rocket Software. It provides XML-formatted information about any Model 204 system method (output from a <var>[[LoadSystemMethodInfo (XmlDoc subroutine)\|LoadSystemMethodInfo]]</var> method call). If during an ordinary editing session you type <code>info currenttimestring</code> into the command line of SoulEdit:		As an example, <code>INFO</code> is a user-written command-line extension provided by Rocket Software. It provides XML-formatted information about any Model 204 system method (output from a <var>[[LoadSystemMethodInfo (XmlDoc subroutine)\|LoadSystemMethodInfo]]</var> method call). If during an ordinary editing session you type <code>info currenttimestring</code> into the command line of SoulEdit:

	<p class="caption" style="width:425px">User-defined command entered on command line</p>		<p class="caption" style="width:425px">User-defined command entered on command line</p>
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	Pressing the PF3 key returns to the in-progress editing session.		Pressing the PF3 key returns to the in-progress editing session.

	The editor extensions are created via ~~'''~~SCMD~~'''~~ procedures stored in a user-designated file. You can see how INFO works by looking at procedure <code>SCMD\INFO</code> in the RKTools <code>SIRIUS</code> file.		The editor extensions are created via <code>SCMD</code> procedures stored in a user-designated file. You can see how <code>INFO</code> works by looking at procedure <code>SCMD\INFO</code> in the RKTools <code>SIRIUS</code> file.

	To create your own commands, specify the procedure file where they will reside using the <var>PROFILE</var> command and ''Custom Macros File''. SoulEdit scans this file for procedures prefixed with <code>SCMD\</code> and loads them into memory at the beginning of the editing session. Copy <code>SCMD\INFO</code> into your Macros file with a new name, and customize the ''run'' method to your liking.		To create your own commands, specify the procedure file where they will reside using the <var>PROFILE</var> command and ''Custom Macros File''. SoulEdit scans this file for procedures prefixed with <code>SCMD\</code> and loads them into memory at the beginning of the editing session. Copy <code>SCMD\INFO</code> into your Macros file with a new name, and customize the ''run'' method to your liking.

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	'''SoulEdit''' is a code editor, written in SOUL, specifically designed for SOUL application development. SoulEdit features extended editing capability — like split/join, bookmarks, display filtering and syntax-specific colors — as well as facilities that make running, debugging, and testing SOUL code more seamless and intuitive.		'''SoulEdit''' is a code editor, written in SOUL, specifically designed for SOUL application development. SoulEdit features extended editing capability — like split/join, bookmarks, display filtering, and syntax-specific colors — as well as facilities that make running, debugging, and testing SOUL code more seamless and intuitive.

	SoulEdit runs as an [[Application Subsystem development\|application subsystem]], so it needs a subsystem definition along with at least a 640K server size (750K is safer as that provides room for future enhancements and the addition of user-written macros). [[RKTools installation]] contains more information about setting up the environment for SoulEdit.		SoulEdit runs as an [[Application Subsystem development\|application subsystem]], so it needs a subsystem definition along with at least a 640K server size (750K is safer as that provides room for future enhancements and the addition of user-written macros). [[RKTools installation]] contains more information about setting up the environment for SoulEdit.

	SoulEdit is built into <var class="product">SirPro</var>, one of the [[RKTools]] family of products from Rocket Software, and ~~it can also be run as a standalone editor by setting up a separate application subsystem. At Rocket it runs as an application subsystem called <code>SE</code>, so~~ it is ~~executable from the command line. You can get information about setting up your own SoulEdit subsystem~~ from the [[~~RKTools installation~~]] ~~instructions for~~ the ~~RKTools subsystems~~.		SoulEdit is built into <var class="product">SirPro</var>, one of the [[RKTools]] family of products from Rocket Software, and it is accessible from the [[RKWeb]] GUI as well as the <var class="product">SirPro</var> 3270 interface.

	SoulEdit requires <var class="product">Model 204</var> version 7.5 or higher.		SoulEdit can also be run as a standalone editor by setting up a separate application subsystem. At Rocket it runs as an application subsystem called <code>SE</code>, so it is executable from the command line. You can get information about setting up your own SoulEdit subsystem from the [[RKTools installation]] instructions for the RKTools subsystems.

			SoulEdit requires <var class="product">Model 204</var> version 7.5 or higher.

	<p class="warn"><b>Note:</b> A video introduction to SoulEdit is available: [[Media:SoulEdit2.mp4\|Introducing SoulEdit]]. </p>		<p class="warn"><b>Note:</b> A video introduction to SoulEdit is available: [[Media:SoulEdit2.mp4\|Introducing SoulEdit]]. </p>


			==Overview==
			<var class="product">[[SirPro]]</var> is a menu-driven application subsystem that provides tools for programmers, database administrators, and application managers inside the Model 204 environment. <var class="product">SirPro</var>'s primary feature set is centered on the manipulation of <var class="product">Model 204</var> procedures contained in Model 204 files.

			You can access SoulEdit in a number of ways:
			<ul>
			<li>From <var class="product">SirPro</var> 3270 interface, use the <code>E</code> prefix command from a [[SirPro procedure-list operations#Overview\|procedure list]]. </li>

	~~==Overview==~~		<li>From the RKWeb interface, select Build > Edit. </li>
	<~~var class="product"~~>~~[[SirPro]]</var~~> ~~is a menu-driven application subsystem that provides tools for programmers, database administrators and application managers inside the Model 204 environment~~. ~~<var class="product">SirPro~~</~~var~~>~~'s primary feature set is centered on the manipulation of <var class="product">Model 204</var> procedures contained in Model 204 files.~~

	~~To access SoulEdit from <var class="product">SirPro~~<~~/var~~>~~, use the <code>E</code> prefix command from the list of procedures.~~ If SoulEdit is defined as a standalone subsystem (for example, <code>SE</code>), simply type the subsystem name with a procedure: <code>SE MYPROCEDURE</code>, where <code>MYPROCEDURE</code> is a procedure in the current file.		<li>If SoulEdit is defined as a standalone subsystem (for example, <code>SE</code>), simply type the subsystem name with a procedure: <code>SE MYPROCEDURE</code>, where <code>MYPROCEDURE</code> is a procedure in the current file. </li>
			</ul>

	One of the most useful features of SoulEdit is the ability to run a program ~~via~~ the GO command and immediately view the output in a scrollable [[Stringlist class\|StringList]]. If errors occurred while running, a series of <var>AUDIT</var> commands is available to display the audit trail output of the procedure you've just run.		One of the most useful features of SoulEdit is the ability to run a program with the <var>GO</var> command and immediately view the output in a scrollable [[Stringlist class\|StringList]]. If errors occurred while running, a series of <var>AUDIT</var> commands is available to display the audit trail output of the procedure you've just run.

	<p class="caption" style="width:625px">SoulEdit main editing screen</p>		<p class="caption" style="width:625px">SoulEdit main editing screen</p>

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	<p class="~~note~~"><b>Note:</b> A video introduction to SoulEdit is available: [[Media:SoulEdit2.mp4\|Introducing SoulEdit]]. </p>		<p class="warn"><b>Note:</b> A video introduction to SoulEdit is available: [[Media:SoulEdit2.mp4\|Introducing SoulEdit]]. </p>

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	==Overview==		==Overview==
			<var class="product">[[SirPro]]</var> is a menu-driven application subsystem that provides tools for programmers, database administrators and application managers inside the Model 204 environment. <var class="product">SirPro</var>'s primary feature set is centered on the manipulation of <var class="product">Model 204</var> procedures contained in Model 204 files.

	<var class="product">SirPro</var> is a menu-driven application subsystem that provides tools for programmers, database administrators and application managers inside the Model 204 environment. <var class="product">SirPro</var>'s primary feature set is centered on the manipulation of <var class="product">Model 204</var> procedures contained in Model 204 files. To access SoulEdit from <var class="product">SirPro</var>, use the <code>E</code> prefix command from the list of procedures. If SoulEdit is defined as a standalone subsystem (for example, <code>SE</code>), simply type the subsystem name with a procedure: <code>SE MYPROCEDURE</code>, where <code>MYPROCEDURE</code> is a procedure in the current file.		To access SoulEdit from <var class="product">SirPro</var>, use the <code>E</code> prefix command from the list of procedures. If SoulEdit is defined as a standalone subsystem (for example, <code>SE</code>), simply type the subsystem name with a procedure: <code>SE MYPROCEDURE</code>, where <code>MYPROCEDURE</code> is a procedure in the current file.

	One of the most useful features of SoulEdit is the ability to run a program via the GO command and immediately view the output in a scrollable [[Stringlist class \| StringList]]. If errors occurred while running, a series of <var>AUDIT</var> commands is available to display the audit trail output of the procedure you've just run.		One of the most useful features of SoulEdit is the ability to run a program via the GO command and immediately view the output in a scrollable [[Stringlist class\|StringList]]. If errors occurred while running, a series of <var>AUDIT</var> commands is available to display the audit trail output of the procedure you've just run.

	<p class="caption" style="width:625px">SoulEdit main editing screen</p>		<p class="caption" style="width:625px">SoulEdit main editing screen</p>

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	SoulEdit is built into <var class="product">SirPro</var>, one of the [[RKTools]] family of products from Rocket Software, and it can also be run as a standalone editor by setting up a separate application subsystem. At Rocket it runs as an application subsystem called <code>SE</code>, so it is executable from the command line. You can get information about setting up your own SoulEdit subsystem from the [[RKTools installation]] instructions for the RKTools subsystems.		SoulEdit is built into <var class="product">SirPro</var>, one of the [[RKTools]] family of products from Rocket Software, and it can also be run as a standalone editor by setting up a separate application subsystem. At Rocket it runs as an application subsystem called <code>SE</code>, so it is executable from the command line. You can get information about setting up your own SoulEdit subsystem from the [[RKTools installation]] instructions for the RKTools subsystems.

	A video introduction to SoulEdit is available: [[Media:SoulEdit2.mp4\|Introducing SoulEdit]].		SoulEdit requires <var class="product">Model 204</var> version 7.5 or higher.

			<p class="note"><b>Note:</b> A video introduction to SoulEdit is available: [[Media:SoulEdit2.mp4\|Introducing SoulEdit]]. </p>


	~~SoulEdit requires <var class="product">Model 204</var> version 7.5 or higher.~~

	==Overview==		==Overview==

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	[[Category:~~Sirius Software products~~]]		[[Category:RKTools]]

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	SoulEdit runs as an [[Application Subsystem development\|application subsystem]], so it needs a subsystem definition along with at least a 640K server size (750K is safer as that provides room for future enhancements and the addition of user-written macros). [[RKTools installation]] contains more information about setting up the environment for SoulEdit.		SoulEdit runs as an [[Application Subsystem development\|application subsystem]], so it needs a subsystem definition along with at least a 640K server size (750K is safer as that provides room for future enhancements and the addition of user-written macros). [[RKTools installation]] contains more information about setting up the environment for SoulEdit.

	SoulEdit is built into <var class="product">SirPro</var>, one of the [[RKTools]] family of products from Rocket Software, and it is accessible from ~~the [[RKWeb]] GUI as well as~~ the <var class="product">SirPro</var> ~~3270~~ interface.		SoulEdit is built into <var class="product">SirPro</var>, one of the [[RKTools]] family of products from Rocket Software, and it is accessible from the <var class="product">SirPro</var> TN3270 interface.

	SoulEdit can also be run as a standalone editor by setting up a separate application subsystem. At Rocket it runs as an application subsystem called <code>SE</code>, so it is executable from the command line. You can get information about setting up your own SoulEdit subsystem from the [[RKTools installation]] instructions for the RKTools subsystems.		SoulEdit can also be run as a standalone editor by setting up a separate application subsystem. At Rocket it runs as an application subsystem called <code>SE</code>, so it is executable from the command line. You can get information about setting up your own SoulEdit subsystem from the [[RKTools installation]] instructions for the RKTools subsystems.
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	<var class="product">[[SirPro]]</var> is a menu-driven application subsystem that provides tools for programmers, database administrators, and application managers inside the Model 204 environment. <var class="product">SirPro</var>'s primary feature set is centered on the manipulation of <var class="product">Model 204</var> procedures contained in Model 204 files.		<var class="product">[[SirPro]]</var> is a menu-driven application subsystem that provides tools for programmers, database administrators, and application managers inside the Model 204 environment. <var class="product">SirPro</var>'s primary feature set is centered on the manipulation of <var class="product">Model 204</var> procedures contained in Model 204 files.

	You can access SoulEdit to edit a procedure in ~~a number of~~ ways:		You can access SoulEdit to edit a procedure in these ways:
	<ul>		<ul>
	<li>From the <var class="product">SirPro</var> 3270 interface, use the <code>E</code> prefix command before a procedure in a [[SirPro procedure-list operations#Overview\|procedure list]]. </li>		<li>From the <var class="product">SirPro</var> 3270 interface, use the <code>E</code> prefix command before a procedure in a [[SirPro procedure-list operations#Overview\|procedure list]]. </li>

	~~<li>From the RKWeb interface, select Build > Edit, open a procedure list, and select a procedure. </li>~~

	<li>From the Model 204 command line (if SoulEdit is defined as a standalone subsystem, for example, <code>SE</code>), enter the subsystem name with a procedure name: <code>SE MYPROCEDURE</code>, where <code>MYPROCEDURE</code> is a procedure in the current file. </li>		<li>From the Model 204 command line (if SoulEdit is defined as a standalone subsystem, for example, <code>SE</code>), enter the subsystem name with a procedure name: <code>SE MYPROCEDURE</code>, where <code>MYPROCEDURE</code> is a procedure in the current file. </li>
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	The top line shows the name of the SOUL procedure, the file where the procedure lives, and a warning if the file is in read-only mode. At the right is the range of line numbers, beginning with the current top-of-the-screen line number. The lines in the screen may be colored; colors are user-settable via the <var>COLORS</var> command.		The top line shows the name of the SOUL procedure, the file where the procedure lives, and a warning if the file is in read-only mode. At the right is the range of line numbers, beginning with the current top-of-the-screen line number. The lines in the screen may be colored; colors are user-settable via the <var>COLORS</var> command.

	Command line and PF key options for the ~~3270~~ interface are described in the tables below.		Command line and PF key options for the TN3270 interface are described in the tables below.

	One of the most useful features of SoulEdit is the ability to run a program with the <var>GO</var> command and immediately view the output in a scrollable [[Stringlist class\|Stringlist]]. If errors occurred while running, a series of <var>AUDIT</var> commands is available to display the audit trail output of the procedure you've just run.		One of the most useful features of SoulEdit is the ability to run a program with the <var>GO</var> command and immediately view the output in a scrollable [[Stringlist class\|Stringlist]]. If errors occurred while running, a series of <var>AUDIT</var> commands is available to display the audit trail output of the procedure you've just run.