1 02/22/88  set_cc
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 3 Syntax as a command:  set_cc fileNN {-control_arg}
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 5 
 6 Function:  sets the carriage control transformation for a specified
 7 FORTRAN formatted file either on or off.
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 9 
10 Arguments:
11 fileNN
12    is the name of a FORTRAN file in the range of file01 to file99.  If
13    fileNN is out of range, an error message is printed.
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15 
16 Control arguments:
17 -off
18    turns the carriage control transformation off for the specified
19    FORTRAN file.
20 -on
21    turns the carriage control transformation on for the specified
22    FORTRAN file.
23    The "+" control character is ignored when the file is attached
24    to the terminal unless the "-defer" control argument is specified.
25 
26 -defer
27    defers printing of fortran output permitting all carriage control
28    transformations even when the file is attached to a terminal.
29    (See the description of the "+" control character in the NOTES
30    section).
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33 Notes:  When the transformation is on, the first character of each line
34 written to the file is changed to a control character in accordance
35 with the following table:
36 
37 Character   Resulting Control Character
38 ---------   ---------------------------
39 0           Newline 012 (double space)
40 1           Newpage 014 (page eject)
41 blank       None (single space)
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43 
44 +           The previous and current lines are written as a single line
45             split by a carriage return character, which causes the
46             second line to overprint the first.  This control character
47             is treated like a blank (single space) when the file is
48             attached to the terminal unless the "-defer" control argument
49             was specified.
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52 When the transformation is off, the first character is not changed.
53 The default is off for all files except for file06 and file42, for
54 which the default is on.