RLABELDEFAULT JCW
If you set the RLABELDEFAULT JCW before starting Qedit, you can specify what function-key labels appear upon entry into Qedit.
:setjcw rlabeldefault=0 {don't care} :setjcw rlabeldefault=1 {terminal lacks labels} :setjcw rlabeldefault=2 {show user keys} :setjcw rlabeldefault=3 {show modes keys} :setjcw rlabeldefault=4 {no keys -- blank} :setjcw rlabeldefault=5 {F1 to F8 labels} :setjcw rlabeldefault=6 {Qedit's labels}
If you wish to use Qedit’s function keys in Line mode, set the RLABELDEFAULT JCW to 6 before running Qedit. To change the function key defaults while in Qedit, set the JCW and then use Set Vis Stop to force Qedit to re-initialize.
The memory lock function is useful because it keeps certain lines on the screen while scrolling the text. This function is controlled by the F6 key on the modes keys. When you start Qedit with something other than modes keys, switching between enabling and disabling memory lock can be annoying. Qedit provides a command to easily toggle memory lock.
If you want to enable memory lock, move the cursor to the last line you want to freeze and enter a dollar sign ($). When you are done, enter a dollar sign and a hyphen ($-) to disable memory lock.