Output lines and information

The following statements are used to output data and information. In most cases, it is possible to decide whether the output is to be written to a work file or to SYSOUT or SYSLST.

[n] #	Variant of the # statement (see the description of this statement). The nth last statement already executed is output in the statement line again.	F mode
#	Outputs the last statement already executed by EDT in the statement line again.	F mode
@FSTAT	Outputs a list of files in the BS2000 catalog to a work file or to SYSOUT or SYSLST as required.	F mode L mode
@LIMITS	Outputs the lowest and the highest assigned line numbers as well as the number of lines for the current work file.	F mode L mode
@LIST	Outputs ranges of a work file or string variables to SYSLST or at the printer.	F mode L mode
@LOG	Activates or deactivates logging of input in batch mode and interactive mode and controls the scope of logging.	F mode L mode
@ON (Format 1)	Searches for a string and outputs the content of every line or string variable in which a hit is found. In interactive mode, the output is written to SYSOUT and in batch mode it is written to SYSLST.	F mode L mode
@ON (Format 2)	Searches for a string and outputs the line numbers or the names of the string variables as well as the numbers of the columns in which the hit strings start.	F mode L mode
@PAGE	Generates a form feed at SYSLST.	F mode L mode
@PRINT	Outputs the content of the specified line ranges or string variables. In interactive mode, the output is written to SYSOUT and in batch mode it is written to SYSLST.	F mode L mode
@PROC (Format 2)	Outputs the number of the current work file, the numbers of all the free work files and the numbers of all the occupied work files.	L mode
@SHOW (Format 1)	Outputs a library's directory or a list of files from the BS2000 catalog or from a POSIX directory.	F mode L mode
@SHOW (Format 2)	Outputs a list of the character sets supported by XHCS. In interactive mode, it also indicates the character sets supported by the terminal.	F mode L mode
@STATUS	Outputs the EDT and system environment parameter settings as well as the values of line number and integer variables.	F mode L mode
@SHIH	Outputs the EDT statement buffer.	F mode L mode
@TMODE	Outputs information about the task under which EDT is running. The information is output as a message.	F mode L mode