1    /BEGINNING

       /BEGINNING (D)

    Indicates that the cursor should be left at the beginning of
    the second line. If you position the cursor at the end of the
    original line, the /BEGINNING qualifier adds a new blank line to
    the current buffer and repositions the cursor at the beginning of
    the new line.

    If you position the cursor at the beginning of a line, the
    /BEGINNING qualifier adds a new blank line before the current
    line and the cursor remains at the beginning of the current line.

    If you position the cursor within a line, the /BEGINNING qualifier
    splits that line into two lines at the original cursor position
    and repositions the cursor at the beginning of the second line.

2    /COMMENT

       /COMMENT (D)
       /NOCOMMENT

    Indicates whether or not the second line should be a comment. This
    qualifier has no effect unless each of the following conditions
    are met:

    o  The current buffer is associated with a language

    o  Comments are defined for the language

    o  The cursor is positioned within a comment

    o  Wrapping is set for the current buffer

    If all these conditions apply, you use the /NOCOMMENT qualifier
    when you want to terminate a comment and begin a code line.

3    /END

    Indicates that the cursor should be left at the end of the first
    line. If you start with the cursor at the end of the original
    line, the /END qualifier causes the cursor to stay there.

    If you start with the cursor at the beginning of a line, the
    /END qualifier adds a new blank line before the current line and
    positions the cursor on that blank line.

    If you position the cursor within a line, specifying the /END
    qualifier splits the line in two leaving the cursor at the end of
    the first line.