Invokes the Review subsystem to examine and manipulate test
results for a collection of tests.
Format
REVIEW collection-name [/qualifier] ["remark"]
1 – Restrictions
o You can only review noninteractive and interactive terminal
tests in the Review subsystem. DECwindows tests must be
reviewed through the Digital Test Manager DECwindows user
interface.
2 – Qualifiers
2.1 /READ_ONLY
/READ_ONLY /NOREAD_ONLY (D) Determines whether you are a primary or read-only user of the Review subsystem. There can be only one primary reviewer at a time. This reviewer can enter all Review subsystem commands. There can be multiple read-only reviewers who cannot make changes to the result descriptions or to the files they describe. Read-only reviewers cannot enter the INSERT or UPDATE commands.
3 – Example
DTM> REVIEW MAIL_COLL
Collection MAIL_COLL with 7 tests was created on 7-SEP-1998 09:30:28 by the
command:
CREATE COLLECTION MAIL_COLL MAIL* "Creating the MAIL tests collection"
Last Review Status = not previously reviewed
Success count = 4
Unsuccessful count = 1
New test count = 2
Updated test count = 0
Comparisons aborted = 0
Test not run count = 0
Result Description MAIL_TEST Comparison Status : Unsuccessful
DTM_REVIEW>
This example invokes the Review subsystem for the collection
MAIL_COLL.
4 – Review Subsystem
The Review subsystem enables you to examine and manipulate tests results for the specified collection. The REVIEW command invokes the Review subsystem. The Review subsystem uses the following commands:
4.1 – @file-specification
Executes Digital Test Manager Review subsystem commands contained in
the specified file.
Format
@file-specification
4.1.1 – Restrictions
o You can only specify Review subsystem commands with this
@file-specification command.
4.1.2 – Example
DTM_REVIEW> @REVIEW_FILE
Result Description MAIL_TEST Comparison Status : Unsuccessful
Differences File DUA0:[USER01.DTMLIB]MAIL_TEST.DIF For Result
Description MAIL_TEST
Digital Test Manager COMPARE utility
(1) DUA0:[USER01.DTMLIB]MAIL_TEST.BMK
(2) DUA0:[USER01.DTMLIB.RUNMAIL]MAIL_TEST.RES
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This example executes the command procedure REVIEW_FILE, which
contains the NEXT/UNSUCCESSFUL and SHOW/DIFFERENCES commands.
4.2 – ATTACH
Switches control from the current process to another process in
your job.
Format
ATTACH process-name [/qualifier...]
4.2.1 – Command Qualifiers
4.2.1.1 /IDENTIFICATION
/IDENTIFICATION=pid Specifies the process identification (PID) of the process to which you want to attach the terminal. You can omit the leading zeros when you specify a PID. If you specify the /IDENTIFICATION qualifier, do not specify the process name parameter or the /PARENT qualifier. If you do not specify a qualifier, you must specify a process name.
4.2.1.2 /PARENT
Specifies that the process you want to attach to is the original (parent) process. If you specify the /PARENT qualifier, do not specify the process name parameter or the /IDENTIFICATION qualifier. If you do not specify a qualifier, you must specify a process name.
4.2.2 – Example
MAIL> SPAWN DTM REVIEW
Collection name: MAIL_COLL
Collection MAIL_COLL with 1 test was created on 29-JUL-85 15:13:54
by the command:
CREATE COLLECTION MAIL_COLL MAIL_TEST "Recording MAIL on the terminal"
Last review status = not previously reviewed
Success count = 0
Unsuccessful count = 1
New test count = 0
Updated test count = 0
Comparisons aborted = 0
Test not run count = 0
Result Description MAIL_TEST Comparison Status : Unsuccessful
DTM_REVIEW> ATTACH/PARENT
You have 0 new messages.
MAIL>
This example uses the MAIL SPAWN command to create a subprocess
executing a Digital Test Manager Review subsystem to review
collection MAIL_COLL. The Review subsystem ATTACH command is then
used to attach the terminal back to the mail session, the parent
process.
4.3 – BACK
Moves you backward through the sequence of result descriptions
being reviewed.
Format
BACK [count] [/qualifier...]
4.3.1 – Command Qualifiers
4.3.1.1 /COMPARISON_ABORTED
Moves you to the previous result description for a test whose comparison aborted.
4.3.1.2 /NEW
Moves you to the previous result description for a new test.
4.3.1.3 /NOT_RUN
Moves you to the previous result description for a test that did not run.
4.3.1.4 /SUCCESSFUL
Moves you to the previous successfully compared result description.
4.3.1.5 /UNSUCCESSFUL
Moves you to the previous unsuccessfully compared result description.
4.3.1.6 /UPDATED
Moves you to the previous updated result description.
4.3.2 – Example
DTM_REVIEW> BACK 2
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This example displays the result description that is two
positions behind the current result description.
4.4 – DEFINE
Use DEFINE/KEY to define a key to execute a command string.
Format
DEFINE/KEY key-name "command-string" [/qualifier...]
4.4.1 /KEY
Use DEFINE/KEY to define a key to execute a command string.
Format
DEFINE/KEY key-name "command-string" [/qualifier...]
4.4.1.1 – Restrictions
o Key definitions apply only to terminal environments.
o Keys defined with the DEFINE/KEY command in the REVIEW
subsystem can only be used in the REVIEW subsystem. They
are not effective during test recording or in the Digital Test
Manager subsystem. A separate DEFINE/KEY command may be
used within the Digital Test Manager subsystem to define keys
within that environment.
4.4.1.2 – Command Qualifiers
4.4.1.2.1 /ECHO
/ECHO (D) /NOECHO Specifies whether the command is displayed on your screen after you press the defined key. You cannot define a key by specifying both /NOECHO and /NOTERMINATE.
4.4.1.2.2 /IF_STATE
/IF_STATE=(state-name,...) /NOIF_STATE Specifies a list of states, any one of which must be set to enable the specified key definition. The default is the current state. Digital Test Manager defines the two states REVIEW and GOLD_REVIEW. The /NOIF_STATE qualifier selects the current state.
4.4.1.2.3 /LOCK_STATE
/LOCK_STATE /NOLOCK_STATE (D) Retains the state specified with the /SET_STATE qualifier until you use the /SET_STATE qualifier again to change it.
4.4.1.2.4 /SET_STATE
/SET_STATE=state-name /NOSET_STATE Associates a state with the key you are defining. The default is the current state. A state name can be any alphanumeric string. Digital Test Manager defines the two states REVIEW and GOLD_REVIEW. You cannot define a key specifying both /SET_STATE and /TERMINATE. The /NOSET_STATE qualifier selects the current state.
4.4.1.2.5 /TERMINATE
/TERMINATE /NOTERMINATE (D) Determines whether the specified command string executes when you press the defined key. When you use /NOTERMINATE, you must press RETURN to execute the command. You cannot define a key specifying both /SET_STATE and /TERMINATE or /NOECHO and /NOTERMINATE.
4.4.1.3 – Example
DTM_REVIEW> DEFINE/KEY KP1/IF_STATE=REVIEW/TERMINATE- _DTM_REVIEW> "NEXT/SUCCESSFUL" DTM_REVIEW> DEFINE/KEY KP1/IF_STATE=GOLD_REVIEW/TERMINATE- _DTM_REVIEW> "BACK/SUCCESSFUL" DTM_REVIEW> This example defines two keys on the Review subsystem keypad. When you press the keypad 1 key, you move forward to the next result description for a successful test. When you press the GOLD key followed by the keypad 1 key, you move backward to the previous result description for a successful test.
4.5 – EXIT
Terminates the Review session and returns control to the previous
command level where you invoked the Review subsystem.
Format
EXIT [/qualifier...]
4.5.1 – Command Qualifiers
4.5.1.1 /NOINSERT
Specifies that a group is not to be created from tests marked with the INSERT command when you exit the Review subsystem.
4.5.1.2 /NOPRINT
Specifies that files marked with the PRINT command are not to be printed when you exit the Review subsystem.
4.5.2 – Example
DTM_REVIEW> EXIT %DTM-S-EXIT, leaving Review subsystem DTM> This example shows how to exit from the Review subsystem.
4.6 – FIRST
Moves you to the first result description in the collection you
are reviewing.
Format
FIRST
4.6.1 – Example
DTM_REVIEW> FIRST
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This example displays the first result description in a
collection.
4.7 – HELP
Displays help text for Review subsystem commands.
Format
HELP [topic]
4.7.1 – Example
DTM_REVIEW> HELP DEFINE
DTM
REVIEW
DEFINE
Use DEFINE/KEY to define a key to execute a command string.
Format:
DTM_REVIEW> DEFINE/KEY key-name "command-string" [/qualifier...]
Additional information available:
Qualifiers
/ECHO /NOECHO /IF_STATE=(state-name,...) /NOIF_STATE
/LOCK_STATE /NOLOCK_STATE /SET_STATE=state-name
/NOSET_STATE /TERMINATE /NOTERMINATE
Parameters Command_Description Example
DTM REVIEW DEFINE Subtopic?
This example shows how to get help for the DEFINE command.
4.8 – INSERT
Marks test descriptions for insertion into a group Digital Test
Manager creates when you exit from the Review subsystem.
Format
INSERT [result-description-expression] [/qualifier...]
4.8.1 – Command Qualifiers
4.8.1.1 /COMPARISON_ABORTED
Marks for inclusion test descriptions for tests whose comparisons aborted. The default is to mark the test description associated with the current result description.
4.8.1.2 /CONFIRM
/CONFIRM /NOCONFIRM (D) Controls whether Digital Test Manager prompts you to confirm the processing of each test description marked for insertion. Valid responses are Yes, No, All, or Quit.
4.8.1.3 /NEW
Marks for inclusion test descriptions for new tests. The default is to mark the test description associated with the current result description.
4.8.1.4 /NOT_RUN
Marks for inclusion test descriptions for tests that did not run. The default is to mark the test description associated with the current result description.
4.8.1.5 /SUCCESSFUL
Marks for inclusion test descriptions for tests that compared successfully. The default is to mark the test description associated with the current result description.
4.8.1.6 /UNSUCCESSFUL
Marks for inclusion test descriptions for tests that compared unsuccessfully. The default is to mark the test description associated with the current result description.
4.8.1.7 /UPDATED
Marks for inclusion test descriptions for tests whose benchmark files have been updated. The default is to mark the test description associated with the current result description.
4.8.2 – Example
DTM_REVIEW> INSERT MAIL_TEST DTM-S-MRKFORINSERT, test_description MAIL_TEST marked for insertion DTM_REVIEW> EXIT DTM-S-CREATED, group RUNMAIL$DTM_1 created DTM-S-EXIT, leaving Review subsystem DTM> This example inserts the MAIL_TEST test into a group that is created upon leaving the Review subsystem.
4.9 – LAST
Moves you to the last result description in the collection you are
reviewing.
Format
LAST
4.9.1 – Example
DTM_REVIEW> LAST
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This example displays the last result description in a
collection.
4.10 – NEXT
Moves you forward through the sequence of result descriptions
being reviewed. Pressing the RETURN key also moves you forward to
the next result description.
Format
NEXT [count] [/qualifier...]
4.10.1 – Command Qualifiers
4.10.1.1 /COMPARISON_ABORTED
Moves you to the next result description for a test whose comparison aborted.
4.10.1.2 /NEW
Moves you to the next result description for a new test.
4.10.1.3 /NOT_RUN
Moves you to the next result description for a test that did not run.
4.10.1.4 /SUCCESSFUL
Moves you forward to the next successfully compared result description.
4.10.1.5 /UNSUCCESSFUL
Moves you forward to the next unsuccessfully compared result description.
4.10.1.6 /UPDATED
Moves you forward to the next result description whose benchmark file has been updated.
4.10.2 – Example
DTM_REVIEW> NEXT 2
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This example displays the result description that is two
positions ahead of the current result description.
4.11 – PCA
Invokes the Analyzer of the VAX Performance and Coverage Analyzer
(PCA).
Format
PCA
4.12 – PRINT
Selects one or more files for printing.
Format
PRINT [result-description-expression] [/qualifier...]
4.12.1 – Command Qualifiers
4.12.1.1 /BENCHMARK
Prints benchmark files from the specified result descriptions. The default is /RESULT.
4.12.1.2 /COMPARISON_ABORTED
Prints files from result descriptions for tests whose comparisons aborted. The default is to select files from the test description associated with the current result description.
4.12.1.3 /DIFFERENCES
Prints difference files from the specified result descriptions. The default is /RESULT.
4.12.1.4 /LOG
/LOG (D) /NOLOG Controls whether Digital Test Manager displays informational and success messages on the screen.
4.12.1.5 /NEW
Prints files from result descriptions for new tests. The default is to select files from the test description associated with the current result description.
4.12.1.6 /NOT_RUN
Prints files from result descriptions for tests that did not run. When a test does not run, its result description may or may not contain a benchmark file. The default is to select files from the test description associated with the current result description.
4.12.1.7 /NOW
Concatenates all files selected for printing on the current PRINT command and immediately places them in the print queue. The default is to place the concatenated files in the print queue when you exit from the Review subsystem.
4.12.1.8 /RESULT
Prints the result file from the specified result descriptions. This is the default.
4.12.1.9 /SELECTED
Concatenates all files already selected for printing and the currently specified file and immediately places them in the print queue. The default is to place the concatenated files in the print queue when you exit from the Review subsystem.
4.12.1.10 /SUCCESSFUL
Prints files from result descriptions for tests that compared successfully. The default is to select files from the test description associated with the current result description.
4.12.1.11 /UNSUCCESSFUL
Prints files from result descriptions for tests that compared unsuccessfully. The default is to select files from the test description associated with the current result description.
4.12.1.12 /UPDATED
Prints files from result descriptions whose benchmark files have been updated. The default is to select files from the test description associated with the current result description.
4.12.2 – Example
DTM_REVIEW> PRINT/DIFFERENCES %DTM-S-PRINT, file DUA1:[USER01.DTMLIB.MAIL_COLLECTION]MAIL_TEST.DIF of test MAIL_TEST selected for printing DTM_REVIEW> EXIT %DTM-S-PRINTQD, print job has been sent to the print queue -DTM-I-TEXT, Job MAIL_TEST (queue SYS$PRINT, entry 32) started on SYS$PRINT %DTM-S-EXIT, leaving Review subsystem DTM> This example shows how to queue the differences file for printing.
4.13 – SELECT
Moves you to the specified result description.
Format
SELECT result-description-name
4.13.1 – Example
DTM_REVIEW> SELECT MAIL_TEST Result Description MAIL_TEST Comparison Status : Unsuccessful This example displays the MAIL_TEST result description in a collection.
4.14 – SHOW
Displays and describes output files for specified result
descriptions.
Format
SHOW [result-description-expression] [/qualifier...]
4.14.1 – Command Qualifiers
4.14.1.1 /BENCHMARK
Displays the benchmark file. The default is to state whether output files (benchmark, difference, and result files) exist. If the benchmark file exists, its file specification is displayed. For a noninteractive test, Digital Test Manager displays the benchmark file. For an interactive test, Digital Test Manager displays the benchmark file screen by screen and provides you with a keypad for manipulating the file. If the benchmark file is in a CMS library, Digital Test Manager fetches the benchmark. If you include a comparison status qualifier with the /BENCHMARK qualifier, Digital Test Manager displays the benchmark file for result descriptions with the specified comparison status.
4.14.1.2 /COMPARISON_ABORTED
States whether output files (benchmark, difference, and result files) exist for the specified result descriptions with the comparison aborted comparison status. The default is to display information for the current result description. If the benchmark file exists, its file specification is displayed. If you include an output file qualifier with the /COMPARISON_ABORTED qualifier, the specified output files are displayed for result descriptions with the comparison aborted comparison status. You cannot specify a comparison status qualifier with a result description name parameter; a result description expression is required.
4.14.1.3 /DIFFERENCES
Displays the difference file. The default is to state whether output files (benchmark, difference, and result files) exist. If the benchmark file exists, its file specification is displayed. For a noninteractive test, Digital Test Manager displays the difference file. For an interactive test, Digital Test Manager displays the benchmark and result files screen by screen with differences marked and provides you with a keypad for manipulating the files. If you include a comparison status qualifier with the /DIFFERENCES qualifier, Digital Test Manager displays the difference file for result descriptions with the specified comparison status.
4.14.1.4 /FILES
Displays the comparison status for result descriptions and states whether output files (benchmark, difference, and result files) exist for the result description. The default is /FILES. If the benchmark file exists, its file specification is displayed. You cannot include the /FILES qualifier with the included /BENCHMARK, /DIFFERENCES, /RESULT, and /SUMMARY qualifiers.
4.14.1.5 /NEW
States whether output files (benchmark, difference, and result files) exist for result descriptions with the new comparison status. The default is to display information for the current result description. If you include an output file qualifier with the /NEW qualifier, the specified output files are displayed for result descriptions with the new comparison status. If a test is new, it has a result file but it does not have a benchmark or difference file. You cannot specify a comparison status qualifier with a result description name parameter; a result description expression is required.
4.14.1.6 /NOT_RUN
States whether output files (benchmark, difference, and result files) exist for result descriptions with the not run comparison status. The default is to display information for the current result description. If the benchmark file exists, its file specification is displayed. If you include an output file qualifier with the /NOT_RUN qualifier, the specified output files are displayed for result descriptions with the not run comparison status. If a test does not run, it does not have a result or difference file. It might have a benchmark file. You cannot specify a comparison status qualifier with a result description name parameter. A result description expression is required.
4.14.1.7 /OUTPUT
/OUTPUT[=file-specification] Sends the requested output to the specified file. The default is SYS$OUTPUT.
4.14.1.8 /RESULT
Displays the result file. The default is to state whether output files (benchmark, difference, and result files) exist. For a noninteractive test, Digital Test Manager displays the result file. If the benchmark file exists, its file specification is displayed. For an interactive test, Digital Test Manager displays the result file screen by screen and provides you with a keypad for manipulating the file. If you include a comparison status qualifier with the /RESULT qualifier, Digital Test Manager displays the result file for result descriptions with the specified comparison status.
4.14.1.9 /SUCCESSFUL
States whether output files (benchmark, difference, and result files) exist for result descriptions with the successful comparison status. The default is to display information for the current result description. If the benchmark file exists, its file specification is displayed. If you include an output file qualifier with the /SUCCESSFUL qualifier, the specified output files are displayed for result descriptions with the successful comparison status. If a test is successful, it has a benchmark file. Its result file was deleted and no difference file was created. You cannot specify a comparison status qualifier with a result description name parameter; a result description expression is required.
4.14.1.10 /SUMMARY
Displays the Collection Summary Information (the information displayed when you first enter the Review subsystem). The default is /FILES. You cannot specify the /SUMMARY and /FILES qualifiers with the same command. The /SUMMARY qualifier is mutually exclusive with all qualifiers except the /OUTPUT qualifier.
4.14.1.11 /UNSUCCESSFUL
States whether output files (benchmark, difference, and result files) exist for result descriptions with the unsuccessful comparison status. The default is to display information for the current result description. If the benchmark file exists, its file specification is displayed. If you include an output file qualifier with the /UNSUCCESSFUL qualifier, the specified output files are displayed for result descriptions with the unsuccessful comparison status. (If a test is unsuccessful, it has benchmark, result, and difference files.) You cannot specify a comparison status qualifier with a result description name parameter; a result description expression is required.
4.14.1.12 /UPDATED
States whether output files (benchmark, difference, and result files) exist for result descriptions with the updated comparison status. The default is to display information for the current result description. If the benchmark file exists, its file specification is displayed. If you include an output file qualifier with the /UPDATED qualifier, the specified output files are displayed for result descriptions with the updated comparison status. An updated test is a test whose benchmark file was created from its result file since the time when the test was last executed. An updated test does not have a result or difference file. You cannot specify a comparison status qualifier with a result description name parameter; a result description expression is required.
4.14.2 – Example
DTM_REVIEW> SHOW/UNSUCCESSFUL
Result Description YYY Comparison Status : Unsuccessful
Benchmark File is DUA1:[USER01.DTM.DTMLIB]YYY.BMK
Result file is present
Difference file is present
DTM_REVIEW>
This example displays all the unsuccessful result descriptions
in a collection.
4.15 – SPAWN
Creates a subprocess of the current Digital Test Manager session.
Format
SPAWN [command] [/qualifier...]
4.15.1 – Command Qualifiers
4.15.1.1 /CARRIAGE_CONTROL
/CARRIAGE_CONTROL /NOCARRIAGE_CONTROL Determines whether carriage control or line feed characters or both are prefixed to the prompt string of the subprocess. The default is the current setting of the parent process.
4.15.1.2 /CLI
/CLI[=cli] /NOCLI Specifies an alternate command language interpreter (CLI) for the subprocess to use. The CLI you specify must be located in SYS$SYSTEM and have the file type .EXE. The default is the CLI the parent process uses.
4.15.1.3 /INPUT
/INPUT=file-specification Specifies an input file containing one or more commands for the spawned subprocess to execute. If you specify a command with an input file, the command is processed before the commands in the input file. The subprocess terminates when processing is complete. You cannot use wildcards in the file specification.
4.15.1.4 /KEYPAD
/KEYPAD (D) /NOKEYPAD Determines whether DCL keypad symbols and the current DCL keypad state are copied from the DCL keypad in the parent process to the subprocess. Use the /NOKEYPAD qualifier if you do not want the key settings to be copied.
4.15.1.5 /LOGICAL_NAMES
/LOGICAL_NAMES (D) /NOLOGICAL_NAMES Determines whether the system passes process logical names and logical name tables to the subprocess, except those marked CONFINE or created in executive or kernel mode.
4.15.1.6 /NOTIFY
/NOTIFY /NONOTIFY (D) Determines whether a message is sent to the terminal to notify you that the subprocess has completed or aborted. Do not specify /NOTIFY unless you also specify the /NOWAIT qualifier.
4.15.1.7 /OUTPUT
/OUTPUT=file-specification Specifies the output file to which the output of the SPAWN operation is to be written. The default is to direct the output to the current SYS$OUTPUT device. When you specify /NOWAIT, you should use /OUTPUT to specify an output other than SYS$OUTPUT to prevent the terminal from being used by both processes simultaneously.
4.15.1.8 /PROCESS
/PROCESS=subprocess-name Specifies the name of the subprocess to be created. The default is USERNAME_n (where n denotes a unique number).
4.15.1.9 /PROMPT
/PROMPT[=string] Specifies the DCL-prompt string for the subprocess. The default is to copy the current prompt string from the parent process. If you specify /PROMPT but do not specify a string, the default prompt is displayed.
4.15.1.10 /SYMBOLS
/SYMBOLS (D) /NOSYMBOLS Determines whether the system passes DCL global and local symbols to the subprocess.
4.15.1.11 /WAIT
/WAIT (D) /NOWAIT Controls whether the system waits until the subprocess is completed before enabling more commands to be issued to the parent process. The /NOWAIT qualifier enables you to enter more commands while the specified subprocess is running. When you specify /NOWAIT, you should also specify /OUTPUT to direct output to a file (rather than to the screen). This prevents the terminal from being used by both processes simultaneously.
4.15.2 – Example
DTM_REVIEW> SPAWN MAIL You have 1 new message. MAIL> This example spawns the OpenVMS MAIL Utility from the Digital Test Manager subsystem. Enter the ATTACH command to terminate the MAIL session and return to the Digital Test Manager system level.
4.16 – UPDATE
Makes the result file for the specified result descriptions the
new benchmark file and deletes the previous benchmark file if it
resides in the Digital Test Manager library.
Format
UPDATE [result-description-expression] [/qualifier...]
"remark"
4.16.1 – Command Qualifiers
4.16.1.1 /CONFIRM
/CONFIRM /NOCONFIRM (D) Controls whether Digital Test Manager displays each test name before updating it and prompts you to confirm whether you want the test results updated. If you specify a wildcard result description expression, Digital Test Manager automatically prompts you.
4.16.1.2 /LOG
/LOG (D) /NOLOG Controls whether Digital Test Manager displays informational and success messages on your screen.
4.16.2 – Example
DTM_REVIEW> SELECT MSGTEST Result Description MSGTEST Comparison Status : Unsuccessful DTM_REVIEW> UPDATE %DTM_I_UPDATED, the benchmark for test MSGTEST has been updated DTM_REVIEW> This example selects the MSGTEST test results and then uses the UPDATE command to replace the current benchmark file with the test results.
5 – Keypad
Review Subsystem Keypad +-------------+-------------+-------------+-------------+ | PF1 | PF2 | PF3 | PF4 | | GOLD | HELP KEYPAD | | | |[7m [0m|[7m HELP [0m|[7m [0m|[7m [0m| +-------------+-------------+-------------+-------------+ | 7 | 8 | 9 | - | | SHOW/DIF | SHOW/RES | SHOW/BEN | SHOW/SUM | |[7m PRINT/DIF [0m|[7m PRINT/RES [0m|[7m PRINT/BEN [0m|[7m [0m| +-------------+-------------+-------------+-------------+ | 4 | 5 | 6 | , | | PRINT/NOW | INSERT | UPDATE | SPAWN | |[7m [0m|[7m [0m|[7m [0m|[7m ATTACH/PAR [0m| +-------------+-------------+-------------+-------------+ | 1 | 2 | 3 | ENTER | | NEXT/UNSUCC | NEXT/NEW | NEXT/UPDATE | | |[7m BACK/UNSUCC [0m|[7m BACK/NEW [0m|[7m BACK/UPDATE [0m| | +-------------+-------------+-------------+ | | 0 | . | | | NEXT | FIRST | | |[7m BACK [0m|[7m LAST [0m|[7m [0m| +---------------------------+-------------+-------------+