 EDIT[/qualifier] [command line]
      /EDI
      /EDT[/qualifier[s]
      /KED
      /K52
      /MAKE
      /MUNG
      /SLP[/qualifier[s]
      /SOS
      /TECO
      /USING:usereditor

 The EDIT command invokes an editor.  Only EDI, EDT, and SLP are 
 supported on RSX-11M/M-PLUS systems.  KED and K52 are included with
 FMS-11 but are not bundled.  Abbreviation: E

 For EDI, and the unsupported editors, the optional command line is a command 
 line to the editor which is passed to it without any checking whatsoever.

 See HELP EDIT EDT and HELP EDIT SLP for information on qualifiers 
 available when invoking EDT, the DEC Standard Editor, and SLP, the 
 Source Language Input Program.
2 EDT
 EDIT/EDT[/qualifier[s] infile
	  /COMMAND:filespec		
          /JOURNAL[:filespec]		
	  /OUTPUT:filespec
	  /READ_ONLY
          /RECOVER

 Use this command to invoke EDT, the DEC Standard Editor.

 The /COMMAND qualifier names a file of EDT initialization commands.  The 
 default file is EDTINI.EDT and need not be specified.  The /JOURNAL qualifier
 names a journal file. The default is infilename.JOU and need not be specified.
 The /OUTPUT qualifier names an output file.  The default is the infilespec
 and need not be specified.  The /READ_ONLY qualifier opens the file for 
 reading only.  The /RECOVER qualifier reads in a journal file remaining 
 after an untimely exit from EDT.  See the RSX-11M/M-PLUS Command Language
 Manual and the EDT Editor Manual for more information.
2 SLP
 EDIT/SLP[/qualifiers] filespec
	  /[NO]AUDIT[:(arg[s])]
	 	      POSITION:n
		      SIZE:n
          /CHECKSUM[:n]
	  /[NO]LIST[:filespec]
	  /[NO]OUTPUT[:filespec]
   	  /[NO]REPORT
          /[NO]TAB
          /[NO]TRUNCATE[:n]

 Use this command to invoke SLP, the Source Language Input Program, a special
 editor used for source-file maintenance.  The/NO form is the default for all
 qualfiers.

 The /AUDIT qualifier defaults to POSITION:80 and SIZE:8 allows you to 
 generate an audit trail and specifiy the beginning position and length
 of the trail.  POSITION must be less <=132.  SIZE must be < 14.  /CHECKSUM
 calculates a checksum value for the edit.  Without n, the value appears on 
 your terminal; if you specify n, SLP compares that number with the checksum
 value and reports and error if not the same.  The /LIST qualifier permits you 
 to name a listing file.  The /OUTPUT qualfier permits you to give an output 
 file a different name.  The /REPORT qualifier reports truncation of lines by
 the audit trail.  The /TAB qualifier right-justifies the audit trail by 
 inserting spaces instead of tabs at the end of text information.  The 
 /TRUNCATE qualifier deleteds audit trails and any trailing spaces or tabs and
 truncates the text at a specified horizontal position.  See the RSX-11M/M-PLUS
 Command Language Manual and Chapter 13 of the RSX-11M/M-PLUS Utilities Manual
 for more information.  See HELP SLP for information on the SLP command format.
