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#  NSSDC/CDF						CDFedit inline help.
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#  Version 1.1, 12-Dec-94, Hughes STX.
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#  Modification history:
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#   V1.0  24-Jan-94, J Love	Original version.
#   V1.1  12-Dec-94, J Love	CDF V2.5.
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#section 0
#item
#title "CDFs Menu"
The label of the menu displays the name of the directory and/or
wildcard specification of the CDFs listed.

The header section of the menu displays the number of CDFs which
match the directory and/or wildcard specification.

The item section of the menu displays a list of the CDFs which
match the directory and/or wildcard specification.  One of the CDFs
is highlighted.

The trailer section of the menu displays the available functions...

   Select:  Selects the currently highlighted CDF for browsing
            and/or modification.

   Create:  A series of windows will be displayed prompting for
            information needed to create a new CDF (eq. its name).
            When the CDF has been created, the "CDF Menu" will be
            displayed at which time modifications to the CDF can
            be made.

   Delete:  A window confirming the deletion of the currently
            highlighted CDF will be displayed.
            
   Exit:    Exits to the "CDF(s) Specification Prompt" if the `prompt'
            qualifier was used at the command line.  Exists the program
            if the `prompt' qualifier was not used.

   Help:    Displays this online help.

Most item windows also support the use of the following keys.  They
are generally not shown in the trailer section.

  ________  Moves down one screen.  The current item remains in
            (approximately) the same location.

  ________  Moves up one screen.  The current item remains in
            (approximately) the same location.
#endsection

#section 1
#item
#title "CDF Menu"
The label of the window displays the name of the CDF currently
being edited.

The header section of the menu displays general information about
the CDF.  This includes the format, encoding, majority, number of
variables (rVariable/zVariables), number of attributes (gAttributes/
vAttributes), and Vversion.release.increment of the creating CDF
library.

The item section of the menu displays the items which may be selected.

The trailer section of the menu displays the available functions...

   Select:  Selects the currently highlighted item.

            The following items may be selected...

            <edit rVars>       Displays the "rVariables Menu".
                               From that menu rVariables may be
                               browsed and/or modified.
            <edit zVars>       Displays the "zVariables Menu".
                               From that menu zVariables may be
                               browsed and/or modified.
            <edit gAttrs>      Displays the "gAttributes Menu".
                               From that menu gAttributes and
                               their gEntries may be browsed
                               and/or modified.
            <edit vAttrs>      Displays the "vAttributes Menu".
                               From that menu vAttributes and
                               their rEntries/zEntries may be
                               browsed and/or modified.
            <change format>    Displays a menu prompting for a
                               new format for the CDF.
            <change encoding>  Displays a menu prompting for a
                               new encoding for the CDF.
            <change majority>  Displays a menu prompting for a
                               new variable majority for the CDF.

   Delete:  A window confirming the deletion of this CDF is displayed.
            
   Exit:    Closes this CDF and exits to the "CDFs Menu" if a
            directory/wildcard specification had been specified.
            Otherwise, exists to the "CDF(s) Specification Prompt"
            if the `prompt' qualifier had been specified on the
            command or exists the program if the `prompt' qualifier
            had not been used.

   Help:    Displays this online help.

Most item windows also support the use of the following keys.  They
are generally not shown in the trailer section.

  ________  Moves down one screen.  The current item remains in
            (approximately) the same location.

  ________  Moves up one screen.  The current item remains in
            (approximately) the same location.
#endsection

#section 2
#item
#title "gAttributes Menu"
The label of the menu displays the name of the CDF currently being
edited.

The header section of the menu displays the number of gAttributes
and headers for the columns of items.

The item section of the menu displays information about each
gAttribute and its entries.  For each gAttribute this includes,
from left to right, the gAttribute name, the first gEntry number
(if a gEntry exists), the gEntry data type/number of elements,
and the gEntry value(s).  If additional gEntries exist they are
displayed one per line (the gAttribute name is not repeated).
Note that gEntry numbers do not have to begin at 1 (one) and do
not have to be contiguous.  One of these items will be highlighted
(making it the current item).

The trailer section of the menu displays the available functions...

   Modify:            A window prompting for a new value of the
                      currently highlighted item is displayed.

                      The following items may be modified...

                      <attrName>       A window prompting for the new
                                       gAttribute name is displayed.
                      <entryNum>       Not supported.
                      <entryDataSpec>  A window prompting for the new
                                       data type for the entry is
                                       displayed.  The new data type
                                       must be equivalent to the old
                                       data type.
                      <entry>          Windows prompting for both the
                                       data type and value(s) are
                                       displayed.  The existing entry
                                       is overwritten.
                                       This is the current item when
                                       both the <entryDataSpec> and
                                       <entryValue> items are high-
                                       lighted.
                      <entryValue>     A window prompting for the new
                                       value(s) is displayed.

   Create attribute:  Causes a window to be displayed prompting for
                      the name of a new gAttribute to be created.

   Create entry:      Causes a series of windows to be displayed
                      prompting for the number, data type, and value
                      of a new entry to be created for the currently
                      highlighted gAttribute (the name or any item of
                      its entries may be highlighted for a gAttribute
                      to be considered the currently highlighted
                      gAttribute).  The number of elements is implied
                      by the value(s) entered.

   Toggle scope:      Causes the scope to be toggled to variable scope
                      (the attribute will be removed from this menu).
                      This affects the currently highlighted gAttribute.

   Delete             If a gAttribute name is currently highlighted, this
   attribute/entry:   causes a prompt to be displayed confirming the
                      deletion of that gAttribute.  If a gEntry number,
                      data specification, and/or value(s) field is currently
                      highlighted, this causes a prompt to be displayed
                      confirming the deletion of that gEntry.

   Exit:              Exits the menu and redisplays the "CDF Menu".

   Help:              Displays this online help.

Most item windows also support the use of the following keys.  They
are generally not shown in the trailer section.

  ________  Moves down one screen.  The current item remains in
            (approximately) the same location.

  ________  Moves up one screen.  The current item remains in
            (approximately) the same location.
#endsection

#section 3
#item
#title "vAttributes Menu"
The label of the menu displays the name of the CDF currently being
edited.

The header section of the menu displays the number of vAttributes
and headers for the columns of items.

The item section of the menu displays information about each
vAttribute and its entries.  For each vAttribute this includes,
from left to right, the vAttribute name, the name of the variable
corresponding to the first entry (if an entry exists), the entry
data type/number of elements, and the entry value(s).  If additional
entries exist they are displayed one per line (the vAttribute name
is not repeated).  Entries corresponding to the rVariables (rEntries)
are listed before the entries for the zVariables (zEntries).  Note that
an entry does not have to exist for each variable in the CDF.  One
of these items will be highlighted (making it the current item).

The trailer section of the menu displays the available functions...

   Modify:            A window prompting for a new value of the
                      currently highlighted item is displayed.

                      The following items may be modified...

                      <attrName>       A window prompting for the new
                                       vAttribute name is displayed.
                      <varName>        A window prompting for the new
                                       variable name is displayed.
                      <entryDataSpec>  A window prompting for the new
                                       data type for the entry is
                                       displayed.  The new data type
                                       must be equivalent to the old
                                       data type.
                      <entry>          Windows prompting for both the
                                       data type and value(s) are
                                       displayed.  The existing entry
                                       is overwritten.
                                       This is the current item when
                                       both the <entryDataSpec> and
                                       <entryValue> items are high-
                                       lighted.
                      <entryValue>     A window prompting for the new
                                       value(s) is displayed.

   Create attribute:  Causes a window to be displayed prompting for
                      the name of a new vAttribute to be created.

   Create entry:      Causes a series of windows to be displayed
                      prompting for the corresponding variable, data
                      type, and value(s) of a new entry to be created
                      for the currently highlighted vAttribute (the
                      name or any item of its entries may be
                      highlighted for a vAttribute to be considered
                      the currently highlighted vAttribute).  The
                      number of elements is implied by the value(s)
                      entered.  Do not use this function if the entry
                      already exists.

   Toggle scope:      Causes the scope to be toggled to global scope (the
                      attribute will be removed from this menu).  This
                      affects the currently highlighted vAttribute.

   Delete             If a vAttribute name is currently highlighted, this
   attribute/entry:   causes a prompt to be displayed confirming the
                      deletion of that vAttribute.  If a variable name,
                      data specification, and/or value(s) field is currently
                      highlighted, this causes a prompt to be displayed
                      confirming the deletion of that entry.

   Exit:              Exits the menu and redisplays the "CDF Menu".

   Help:              Displays this online help.

Most item windows also support the use of the following keys.  They
are generally not shown in the trailer section.

  ________  Moves down one screen.  The current item remains in
            (approximately) the same location.

  ________  Moves up one screen.  The current item remains in
            (approximately) the same location.
#endsection

#section 4
#item
#title "Variable Entries Menu"
The label of the menu displays the name of the variable for whom
the entries exist.

The header section of the menu displays the number of vAttributes
and headers for the columns of items.

The item section of the menu displays information about each
vAttribute and the corresponding entry (if it exists).  For
each vAttribute this includes, from left to right, the vAttribute
name, the entry data type/number of elements, and the entry
value(s).  Note that an entry does not have to exist for each
vAttribute in the CDF (the vAttribute name is shown followed by
two blank fields).  One of these items will be highlighted (making
it the current item).

The trailer section of the menu displays the available functions...

   Modify:            A window prompting for a new value of the
                      currently highlighted item is displayed.

                      The following items may be modified...

                      <attrName>       A window prompting for the new
                                       vAttribute name is displayed.
                      <entryDataSpec>  A window prompting for the new
                                       data type for the entry is
                                       displayed.  The new data type
                                       must be equivalent to the old
                                       data type.
                      <entry>          Windows prompting for both the
                                       data type and value(s) are
                                       displayed.  The existing entry
                                       is overwritten.
                                       This is the current item when
                                       both the <entryDataSpec> and
                                       <entryValue> items are high-
                                       lighted.
                      <entryValue>     A window prompting for the new
                                       value(s) is displayed.  The data
                                       type will not be changed [but
                                       the number of elements may change
                                       depending on the value(s) that
                                       are entered].

   Create attribute:  Causes a window to be displayed prompting for
                      the name of a new vAttribute to be created.

   Create entry:      Causes windows to be displayed prompting for
                      the data type and value(s) of an entry to be
                      created for the currently highlighted vAttribute
                      (for the corresponding variable).  The number
                      of elements is implied by the value(s) entered.
                      This function may not be used if an entry already
                      exists.

   Delete entry:      Causes a prompt to be displayed confirming the
                      deletion of the currently highlighted entry.  Any
                      of the fields associated with an entry may be
                      highlighted for that entry to be considered the
                      currently highlighted entry.

   Exit:              Exits the menu and redisplays the "[r/z]Variables
                      Menu".

   Help:              Displays this online help.

Most item windows also support the use of the following keys.  They
are generally not shown in the trailer section.

  ________  Moves down one screen.  The current item remains in
            (approximately) the same location.

  ________  Moves up one screen.  The current item remains in
            (approximately) the same location.
#endsection

#section 5
#item
#title "zVariables Menu"
The label of the menu displays the name of the CDF currently being
edited.

The header section of the menu displays the number of zVariables,
the maximum record number used among all of the zVariables, and
headers for the columns of items.

The item section of the menu displays information about each
zVariable.  For each zVariable this includes, from left to right,
the zVariable's name, data specification (data type and number
of elements), dimensionality (number of dimensions and their sizes),
record/dimension variances, and labels allowing the selection of
zEntries, values, and additional properties for editing.  One of
these items will be highlighted (making it the current item).

The trailer section of the menu displays the available functions...

   Modify:     A new window or a window prompting for a new value of
               the currently highlighted item is displayed.

               The following items may be modified...

                 <varName>       A window prompting for the new
                                 zVariable name is displayed.
                 <dataSpec>      A window prompting for the new
                                 data type will be displayed.  If
                                 a character data type is selected,
                                 a window prompting for the number
                                 of elements (characters) will also
                                 be displayed.
                 <dimensions>    Modification of a zVariable's
                                 dimensionality is not supported.
                 <variances>     A window prompting for the new
                                 record/dimension variances will
                                 be displayed.

               The following windows may be selected...

                 <zEntries>      A window will be displayed allowing
                                 the associated zEntries to be edited.
                 <values>        A window will be displayed allowing
                                 the associated zVariable values to be
                                 edited.
                 <more>          A window will be displayed allowing
                                 additional properties of the
                                 zVariable to be edited.

   Create      Causes windows to be displayed prompting for the name,
   variable:   data specification (data type and number of elements
               [characters] if a character data type), dimensionality,
               and record/dimension variances of a new zVariable to be
               created.

   Delete      Causes a prompt to be displayed confirming the deletion of
   variable:   the currently highlighted zVariable.  (Any of the fields
               associated with a zVariable may be highlighted for that
               zVariable to be considered the currently highlighted
               zVariable.)

   Exit:       Exits the menu and redisplays the "CDF Menu".

   Help:       Displays this online help.

Most item windows also support the use of the following keys.  They
are generally not shown in the trailer section.

  ________  Moves down one screen.  The current item remains in
            (approximately) the same location.

  ________  Moves up one screen.  The current item remains in
            (approximately) the same location.
#endsection

#section 6
#item
#title "rVariables Menu"
The label of the menu displays the name of the CDF currently being
edited.

The header section of the menu displays the number of rVariables,
the rVariable dimensionality, the maximum record number used among
all of the rVariables, and headers for the columns of items.

The item section of the menu displays information about each
rVariable.  For each rVariable this includes, from left to right,
the rVariable's name, data specification (data type and number
of elements), record/dimension variances, and labels allowing
the selection of rEntries, values, and additional properties for
editing.  One of these items will be highlighted (making it the
current item).

The trailer section of the menu displays the available functions...

   Modify:     A new window or a window prompting for a new value of
               the currently highlighted item is displayed.

               The following items may be modified...

                 <varName>       A window prompting for the new
                                 rVariable name is displayed.
                 <dataSpec>      A window prompting for the new
                                 data type will be displayed.  If
                                 a character data type is selected,
                                 a window prompting for the number
                                 of elements (characters) will also
                                 be displayed.
                 <variances>     A window prompting for the new
                                 record/dimension variances will
                                 be displayed.

               The following windows may be selected...

                 <rEntries>      A window will be displayed allowing
                                 the associated rEntries to be edited.
                 <values>        A window will be displayed allowing
                                 the associated rVariable values to
                                 be edited.
                 <more>          A window will be displayed allowing
                                 additional properties of the
                                 rVariable to be edited.

   Create      Causes windows to be displayed prompting for the name,
   variable:   data specification (data type and number of elements
               [characters] if a character data type), and record/
               dimension variances of a new rVariable to be created.

   Delete      Causes a prompt to be displayed confirming the deletion of
   variable:   the currently highlighted rVariable.  (Any of the fields
               associated with an rVariable may be highlighted for that
               rVariable to be considered the currently highlighted
               rVariable.)

   Exit:       Exits the menu and redisplays the "CDF Menu".

   Help:       Displays this online help.

Most item windows also support the use of the following keys.  They
are generally not shown in the trailer section.

  ________  Moves down one screen.  The current item remains in
            (approximately) the same location.

  ________  Moves up one screen.  The current item remains in
            (approximately) the same location.
#endsection

#section 7
#prompt
#title "CDF Name Prompt"
The label displays the directory in which the CDF will be created.

The header section displays the syntax to be used when entering the name.

The prompt field is where the name is displayed/entered.  Delimiters should
not be used.

The trailer section displays the available functions...

     Enter:   Causes the name currently displayed in the prompt field
              to be selected.

     Exit:    Exits without creating a CDF.

     Help:    Displays this online help.

Most prompt windows also support the use of the following keys.  They
are generally not shown in the trailer section.

   ________   Moves the cursor to the start of the name.

   ________   Moves the cursor to the end of the name.

   ________   Toggles between insert mode and overstrike mode.  Most
              prompt windows are initially set to insert mode.
#endsection

#section 8
#prompt
#title "rVariable Dimensionality Prompt"
The label displays the CDF for which the rVariable dimensionality is
being entered.

The header section displays the syntax to be used when entering the
dimensionality.

The prompt field is where the dimensionality is displayed/entered.  You
must enter an rVariable dimensionality even if you do not plan to create
any rVariables in the CDF (`0:[]' is generally used if this is the case).

The trailer section displays the available functions...

     Enter:   Causes the dimensionality currently displayed in the prompt
              field to be selected.

     Exit:    Exits without creating a CDF.

     Help:    Displays this online help.
#endsection

#section 9
#item
#title "New Format Menu"
The item section of the menu displays a list of the available formats:
SINGLE and MULTI.  One of the formats is highlighted.

The trailer section of the menu displays the available functions...

   Select:  Changes the CDF's format to be that of the currently highlighted
            format.

   Exit:    Exits without changing the CDF's format.

   Help:    Displays this online help.
#endsection

#section 10
#item
#title "New Encoding Menu"
The item section of the menu displays a list of the available encodings:
HOST, NETWORK, VAX, MAC, etc.  One of the encodings is highlighted.

The trailer section of the menu displays the available functions...

   Select:  Changes the CDF's encoding to be that of the currently highlighted
            encoding.

   Exit:    Exits without changing the CDF's encoding.

   Help:    Displays this online help.
#endsection

#section 11
#item
#title "New Majority Menu"
The item section of the menu displays a list of the available majorities:
ROW and COLUMN.  One of the majorities is highlighted.

The trailer section of the menu displays the available functions...

   Select:  Changes the CDF's majority to be that of the currently highlighted
            majority.

   Exit:    Exits without changing the CDF's majority.

   Help:    Displays this online help.
#endsection

#section 12
#prompt
#title "CDF(s) Specification Prompt"
The header section displays the syntax to be used when entering the CDF(s)
specification.

The prompt field is where the specification is displayed/entered.  (delimiters
should not be used).  The allowed specifications are essentially the same
as those allowed when requesting a directory listing from the host operating
system (eg. absolute/relative directory paths, wildcard characters, etc.).

The trailer section displays the available functions...

     Enter:   If a directory and/or wildcard specification has been entered,
              the "CDFs Menu" is displayed showing the selected CDFs.  If a
              CDF was specified it will be opened and the "CDF Menu" displayed
              if it exists or a menu confirming its creation will be displayed
              if it does not exist.

     Exit:    Exits CDFedit.

     Help:    Displays this online help.

Most prompt windows also support the use of the following keys.  They
are generally not shown in the trailer section.

   ________   Moves the cursor to the start of the specification.

   ________   Moves the cursor to the end of the specification.

   ________   Toggles between insert mode and overstrike mode.  Most
              prompt windows are initially set to insert mode.
#endsection

#section 13
#item
#title "CDF Deletion Confirmation Menu"
The header section of the menu displays the name of the CDF whose deletion
is being confirmed.

The item section of the menu contains two items: <Yes> and <No>.  One of them
will be highlighted.

The trailer section of the menu displays the available functions...

   Enter:   Selects the currently highlighted item.  <Yes> causes the CDF to
            be deleted.  <No> exits without deleting the CDF.

   Exit:    Exits without deleting the CDF.

   Help:    Displays this online help.
#endsection

#section 14
#item
#title "CDF Creation Confirmation Menu"
The header section of the menu displays the name of the CDF whose creation
is being confirmed.

The item section of the menu contains two items: <Yes> and <No>.  One of them
will be highlighted.

The trailer section of the menu displays the available functions...

   Enter:   Selects the currently highlighted item.  <Yes> causes the CDF to
            be created.  A series of one or more prompts will be displayed
            for additional information needed to create the CDF.  <No> exits
            without creating the CDF.

   Exit:    Exits without creating the CDF.

   Help:    Displays this online help.
#endsection

#section 15
#prompt
#title "New Attribute Name Prompt"
The label displays the attribute's current name.

The header section displays the syntax to be used when entering the new
name.

The prompt field is where the name is displayed/entered.  The name must be
delimited with a character not contained within the name itself.

The trailer section displays the available functions...

     Enter:   Causes the name to be changed to the name currently displayed
              in the prompt field.

     Exit:    Exits without changing the name.

     Help:    Displays this online help.

Most prompt windows also support the use of the following keys.  They
are generally not shown in the trailer section.

   ________   Moves the cursor to the start of the name.

   ________   Moves the cursor to the end of the name.

   ________   Toggles between insert mode and overstrike mode.  Most
              prompt windows are initially set to insert mode.
#endsection

#section 16
#prompt
#title "New Variable Name Prompt"
The label displays the variable's current name.

The header section displays the syntax to be used when entering the new
name.

The prompt field is where the name is displayed/entered.  The name must be
delimited with a character not contained within the name itself.

The trailer section displays the available functions...

     Enter:   Causes the name to be changed to the name currently displayed
              in the prompt field.

     Exit:    Exits without changing the name.

     Help:    Displays this online help.

Most prompt windows also support the use of the following keys.  They
are generally not shown in the trailer section.

   ________   Moves the cursor to the start of the name.

   ________   Moves the cursor to the end of the name.

   ________   Toggles between insert mode and overstrike mode.  Most
              prompt windows are initially set to insert mode.
#endsection

#section 17
#item
#title "Entry Data Type Selection Menu"
The label displays the entry for which a data type is being selected.

The item section of the menu displays a list of the possible data types.
One of the data types is highlighted.

The trailer section of the menu displays the available functions...

   Select:  Selects the currently highlighted data type.
            
   Exit:    Exits without creating/changing the entry.

   Help:    Displays this online help.
#endsection

#section 18
#prompt
#title "Entry Value(s) Prompt"
The label displays the entry for which a value(s) is being entered.

The header section displays the syntax to use when entering the value(s).

The prompt field is where the attribute entry value(s) is displayed/entered.
For character string values a character not contained in the string itself
must be used as a delimiter.  The number of characters entered will be the
number of elements.  For non-character string values, more than one value may
be entered separated by commas.  The number of values entered is the number
of elements.

The trailer section displays the available functions...

     Enter:   Writes the value(s) currently displayed in the prompt
              field to the attribute entry.

     Exit:    Exits without writing a value(s).

     Help:    Displays this online help.

Most prompt windows also support the use of the following keys.  They
are generally not shown in the trailer section.

   ________   Moves the cursor to the start of the value(s).

   ________   Moves the cursor to the end of the value(s).

   ________   Toggles between insert mode and overstrike mode.  Most
              prompt windows are initially set to insert mode.
#endsection

#section 19
#prompt
#title "Entry Number Prompt"
The label displays the attribute for which an entry number is being
selected.

The prompt field is where the entry number is displayed/entered.

The trailer section displays the available functions...

     Enter:   Causes the entry number currently displayed in the prompt
              field to be selected.

     Exit:    Exits without creating an entry.

     Help:    Displays this online help.
#endsection

#section 20
#item
#title "Variable Selection Menu"
The label displays the attribute for which an entry corresponding to a
variable is being selected.

The item section of the menu displays a list of the variables for which
a corresponding entry may be created (rVariables preceed zVariables in the
list).  One of the variables is highlighted.

The trailer section of the menu displays the available functions...

   Select:           Selects the currently highlighted variable as that
                     for which an entry will be created.

   Exit:             Exits without creating an entry.

   Numbered rEntry:  Causes a prompt to be displayed for the number of an
                     rEntry to be created.  This allows an rEntry to be
                     created for which no rVariable yet exists.

   Numbered zEntry:  Causes a prompt to be displayed for the number of an
                     zEntry to be created.  This allows an zEntry to be
                     created for which no zVariable yet exists.

   Help:             Displays this online help.

Most item windows also support the use of the following keys.  They
are generally not shown in the trailer section.

  ________  Moves down one screen.  The current item remains in
            (approximately) the same location.

  ________  Moves up one screen.  The current item remains in
            (approximately) the same location.
#endsection

#section 21
#prompt
#title "Number of Elements Prompt"
The prompt field is where the number of elements is displayed/entered.

The trailer section displays the available functions...

     Enter:   Causes the number of elements currently displayed in the prompt
              field to be selected.

     Exit:    Exits without creating/changing the variable.

     Help:    Displays this online help.
#endsection

#section 22
#prompt
#title "Variances Prompt"
The label displays the variable for which variances are being entered.

The header section displays the syntax to be used when entering the
variances.

The prompt field is where the variances are displayed/entered.

The trailer section displays the available functions...

     Enter:   Causes the variances currently displayed in the prompt
              field to be selected.

     Exit:    Exits without creating/changing the variable.

     Help:    Displays this online help.
#endsection

#section 23
#prompt
#title "Record Number Prompt"
The prompt field is where the record number is displayed/entered.

The trailer section displays the available functions...

     Enter:   Moves directly to the record number currently displayed in the
              prompt field [dimension indices are unchanged].  The variable
              value is updated for the new record number/indices combination.

     Exit:    Exits without moving to a new record number.

     Help:    Displays this online help.
#endsection

#section 24
#prompt
#title "Dimension Index Prompt"
The prompt field is where the dimension index is displayed/entered.

The trailer section displays the available functions...

     Enter:   Moves directly to the dimension index currently displayed in
              the prompt field [the record number is unchanged].  The variable
              value is updated for the new record number/indices combination.

     Exit:    Exits without moving to a new dimension index.

     Help:    Displays this online help.
#endsection

#section 25
#prompt
#title "Variable Value Prompt"
The prompt field is where the variable value is displayed/entered.  For
character string values a character not contained in the string itself must
be used as a delimiter.

The trailer section displays the available functions...

     Enter:   Writes the variable value currently displayed in the prompt
              field to the current record/indices combination.

     Exit:    Exits without writing a variable value.

     Help:    Displays this online help.

Most prompt windows also support the use of the following keys.  They
are generally not shown in the trailer section.

   ________   Moves the cursor to the start of the value.

   ________   Moves the cursor to the end of the value.

   ________   Toggles between insert mode and overstrike mode.  Most
              prompt windows are initially set to insert mode.
#endsection

#section 26
#item
#title "Variable Values Menu"
The label displays the name of the variable.

The item section displays a record/indices combination along with the
associated value for the variable.  The syntax is...

   <record-number>:[<dim1-index>,<dim2-index>,...,<dimN-index>] = <value>

False record/dimension variances cause an asterisk (*) to be displayed instead
of the record/index number.  The items consist of the record number, index
values, and the variable value.  One of these items will be highlighted.

If the value being displayed is in a virtual record, <virtual> will also
be displayed at the far right of the item section.  Virtual records are those
records beyond the last record actually (physically) written for a variable.

The trailer section displays the available functions...

   Modify:     Selects the currently highlighted item for modification.

               The following items may be selected...

                 <record-number>   Causes a prompt window to be displayed
                                   for the new record number.

                 <dimX-index>      Causes a prompt window to be displayed
                                   for the new index value.

                 <value>           Causes a prompt window to be displayed
                                   for the new variable value.

   Next Item:  Highlights the item to the right of the currently highlighted
               item (wrapping to the beginning of the items if necessary).

   Prev Item:  Highlights the item to the left of the currently highlighted
               item (wrapping to the end of the items if necessary).

   Increment:  Increments by one (1) the currently highlighted item (illegal
               on the value item).  If a record number equal to or greater
               than the maximum record written is incremented it will be
               wrapped to one (1).  If a dimension index equal to the size
               of that dimension is incremented it will be wrapped to one (1).

   Decrement:  Decrements by one (1) the currently highligthed item (illegal
               on the value item).  If a record number of one (1) is
               decremented it will be wrapped to the maximum record written.
               If a record number greater than the maximum record written is
               decremented it will be set to the maximum record written.
               If a dimension index of one (1) is decremented it will be
               wrapped to the size of that dimension.

   Exit:       Exits this menu and redisplays the [r/z]Variables Menu.

   Help:       Displays this online help.
#endsection

#section 27
#item
#title "Variable More Menu"
The label displays the name of the variable.

The header section displays additional information about the variable (not
all of which will fit on the [r/z]Variables Menu).  This includes (from left
to right, top to bottom) the data specification (data type and number of
elements), dimensionality, number of records written, variances, number of
extend records, number of records allocated, pad value, and indexing (number
of index records and index entries).

The item section displays the items which may be selected.  One of the items
will be highlighted.

The trailer section displays the available functions...

   Select:  Selects the currently highlighted item.

            The following items may be selected...

              <modify pad value>        Causes a prompt window to be displayed
                                        for the new pad value.

              <modify extend records>   Causes a prompt window to be displayed
                                        for the new number of extend records.

              <write initial records>   Causes a prompt window to be displayed
                                        for the number of initial records.

   Exit:    Exits this menu and redisplays the [r/z]Variables Menu.

   Help:    Displays this online help.
#endsection

#section 28
#prompt
#title "Pad Value Prompt"
The prompt field is where the pad value is displayed/entered.  If the
variable's data type is character, the pad value must be delimited with
a character not in the pad value itself and must consist of the proper
number of characters (corresponding to the the number of characters
[elements] at each of the variable values).

The trailer section displays the available functions...

     Enter:   Causes the pad value currently displayed in the prompt field
              to be written to the CDF.

     Exit:    Exits without writing the pad value.

     Help:    Displays this online help.

Most prompt windows also support the use of the following keys.  They
are generally not shown in the trailer section.

   ________   Moves the cursor to the start of the pad value.

   ________   Moves the cursor to the end of the pad value.

   ________   Toggles between insert mode and overstrike mode.  Most
              prompt windows are initially set to insert mode.
#endsection

#section 29
#prompt
#title "Initial Records Prompt"
The prompt field is where the number of initial records is displayed/entered.

The trailer section displays the available functions...

     Enter:   Causes the number of initial records currently displayed in
              the prompt field to be written to the CDF (for this variable
              only - other variables are not affected).

     Exit:    Exits without writing any initial records.

     Help:    Displays this online help.

Most prompt windows also support the use of the following keys.  They
are generally not shown in the trailer section.

   ________   Moves the cursor to the start of the number.

   ________   Moves the cursor to the end of the number.

   ________   Toggles between insert mode and overstrike mode.  Most
              prompt windows are initially set to insert mode.
#endsection

#section 30
#prompt
#title "Extend Records Prompt"
The prompt field is where the number of extend records is displayed/entered.

The trailer section displays the available functions...

     Enter:   Causes the number of extend records currently displayed in
              the prompt field to be written to the CDF (for this variable
              only - other variables are not affected).

     Exit:    Exits without writing the number of extend records.

     Help:    Displays this online help.

Most prompt windows also support the use of the following keys.  They
are generally not shown in the trailer section.

   ________   Moves the cursor to the start of the number.

   ________   Moves the cursor to the end of the number.

   ________   Toggles between insert mode and overstrike mode.  Most
              prompt windows are initially set to insert mode.
#endsection

#section 31
#prompt
#title "Variable Name Prompt"
The header section displays the syntax to be used when entering the name.

The prompt field is where the name is displayed/entered.  The name must be
delimited with a character not contained within the name itself.

The trailer section displays the available functions...

     Enter:   Causes the name currently displayed in the prompt field
              to be selected.

     Exit:    Exits without creating a variable.

     Help:    Displays this online help.

Most prompt windows also support the use of the following keys.  They
are generally not shown in the trailer section.

   ________   Moves the cursor to the start of the name.

   ________   Moves the cursor to the end of the name.

   ________   Toggles between insert mode and overstrike mode.  Most
              prompt windows are initially set to insert mode.
#endsection

#section 32
#prompt
#title "Attribute Name Prompt"
The header section displays the syntax to be used when entering the name.

The prompt field is where the name is displayed/entered.  The name must be
delimited with a character not contained within the name itself.

The trailer section displays the available functions...

     Enter:   Causes the attribute whose name is currently displayed in the
              prompt field to be created.

     Exit:    Exits without creating a attribute.

     Help:    Displays this online help.

Most prompt windows also support the use of the following keys.  They
are generally not shown in the trailer section.

   ________   Moves the cursor to the start of the name.

   ________   Moves the cursor to the end of the name.

   ________   Toggles between insert mode and overstrike mode.  Most
              prompt windows are initially set to insert mode.
#endsection

#section 33
#prompt
#title "zVariable Dimensionality Prompt"
The label displays the variable for which a dimensionality is being
entered.

The header section displays the syntax to be used when entering the
dimensionality.

The prompt field is where the dimensionality is displayed/entered.

The trailer section displays the available functions...

     Enter:   Causes the dimensionality currently displayed in the prompt
              field to be selected.

     Exit:    Exits without creating a zVariable.

     Help:    Displays this online help.
#endsection

#section 34
#item
#title "Variable Data Type Selection Menu"
The label displays the variable for which a data type is being selected.

The item section of the menu displays a list of the possible data types.
One of the data types is highlighted.

The trailer section of the menu displays the available functions...

   Select:  Selects the currently highlighted data type.
            
   Exit:    Exits without creating/changing the variable.

   Help:    Displays this online help.
#endsection

#section 35
#item
#title "Delete Attribute Confirmation Menu"
The header section of the menu displays the name of the attribute whose
deletion is being confirmed.

The item section of the menu contains two items: <Yes> and <No>.  One of them
will be highlighted.

The trailer section of the menu displays the available functions...

   Enter:   Selects the currently highlighted item.  <Yes> causes the
            attribute to be deleted.  <No> exits without deleting the
            attribute.

   Exit:    Exits without deleting the attribute.

   Help:    Displays this online help.
#endsection

#section 36
#item
#title "Delete Attribute Entry Confirmation Menu"
The header section of the menu displays the identity of the attribute entry
whose deletion is being confirmed.

The item section of the menu contains two items: <Yes> and <No>.  One of them
will be highlighted.

The trailer section of the menu displays the available functions...

   Enter:   Selects the currently highlighted item.  <Yes> causes the
            attribute entry to be deleted.  <No> exits without deleting the
            attribute entry.

   Exit:    Exits without deleting the attribute entry.

   Help:    Displays this online help.
#endsection

#section 37
#item
#title "Delete Variable Confirmation Menu"
The header section of the menu displays the name of the variable whose
deletion is being confirmed.

The item section of the menu contains two items: <Yes> and <No>.  One of them
will be highlighted.

The trailer section of the menu displays the available functions...

   Enter:   Selects the currently highlighted item.  <Yes> causes the variable
            to be deleted.  <No> exits without deleting the variable.

   Exit:    Exits without deleting the variable.

   Help:    Displays this online help.
#endsection

#section 38
#prompt
#title "Allocate Records Prompt"
The prompt field is where the number of records to allocate is
displayed/entered.

The trailer section displays the available functions...

     Enter:   Causes the number of records currently displayed in the
              prompt field to be allocated in the CDF (for this variable
              only - other variables are not affected).

     Exit:    Exits without allocating any records.

     Help:    Displays this online help.

Most prompt windows also support the use of the following keys.  They
are generally not shown in the trailer section.

   ________   Moves the cursor to the start of the number.

   ________   Moves the cursor to the end of the number.

   ________   Toggles between insert mode and overstrike mode.  Most
              prompt windows are initially set to insert mode.
#endsection

#section 39
#item
#title "gAttributes Menu"
The label of the menu displays the name of the CDF currently being
edited.

The header section of the menu displays the number of gAttributes
and headers for the columns of items.

The item section of the menu displays the names of the gAttributes
(one per line) with each followed by a field labeled `<entries>'.  
One of these items will be highlighted (making it the current item).

The trailer section of the menu displays the available functions...

   Modify:            A new window or a window prompting for a new
                      value of the currently highlighted item is
                      displayed.

                      The following items may be modified...

                      <attrName>       A window prompting for the new
                                       gAttribute name is displayed.

                      The following items may be selected...

                      <entries>        A window will be displayed allowing
                                       the gAttribute's gEntries to be
                                       edited.

   Create attribute:  Causes a window to be displayed prompting for
                      the name of a new gAttribute to be created.

   Toggle scope:      Causes the scope of the gAttribute to be toggled
                      to variable scope making it a vAttribute (and it
                      will be removed from this menu).  This affects the
                      currently highlighted gAttribute.

   Delete attribute:  Causes a prompt to be displayed confirming the
                      deletion of the currently highlighted gAttribute.
                      Either field associated with a gAttribute may be
                      highlighted for that gAttribute to be considered
                      the currently highlighted gAttribute.

   Exit:              Exits the menu and redisplays the "CDF Menu".

   Help:              Displays this online help.

Most item windows also support the use of the following keys.  They
are generally not shown in the trailer section.

  ________  Moves down one screen.  The current item remains in
            (approximately) the same location.

  ________  Moves up one screen.  The current item remains in
            (approximately) the same location.
#endsection

#section 40
#item
#title "vAttributes Menu"
The label of the menu displays the name of the CDF currently being
edited.

The header section of the menu displays the number of vAttributes
and headers for the columns of items.

The item section of the menu displays the names of the vAttributes
(one per line) with each followed by a field labeled `<entries>'.  
One of these items will be highlighted (making it the current item).

The trailer section of the menu displays the available functions...

   Modify:            A new window or a window prompting for a new
                      value of the currently highlighted item is
                      displayed.

                      The following items may be modified...

                      <attrName>       A window prompting for the new
                                       vAttribute name is displayed.

                      The following items may be selected...

                      <entries>        A window will be displayed allowing
                                       the vAttribute's entries to be
                                       edited.

   Create attribute:  Causes a window to be displayed prompting for
                      the name of a new vAttribute to be created.

   Toggle scope:      Causes the scope of the vAttribute to be toggled
                      to global scope making it a gAttribute (and it
                      will be removed from this menu).  This affects the
                      currently highlighted vAttribute.  Either field
                      associated with a vAttribute may be highlighted
                      for that vAttribute to be considered the currently
                      highlighted vAttribute.

   Delete attribute:  Causes a prompt to be displayed confirming the
                      deletion of the currently highlighted vAttribute.
                      Either field associated with a vAttribute may be
                      highlighted for that vAttribute to be considered
                      the currently highlighted vAttribute.

   Exit:              Exits the menu and redisplays the "CDF Menu".

   Help:              Displays this online help.

Most item windows also support the use of the following keys.  They
are generally not shown in the trailer section.

  ________  Moves down one screen.  The current item remains in
            (approximately) the same location.

  ________  Moves up one screen.  The current item remains in
            (approximately) the same location.
#endsection

#section 41
#item
#title "gAttribute Entries Menu"
The label of the menu displays the name of the gAttribute currently
being edited.

The header section of the menu displays the number of gEntries for
the gAttribute and headers for the columns of items.

The item section of the menu displays information about each gEntry
(one per line).  For each gEntry this includes, from left to right,
the gEntry number, the gEntry's data type/number of elements, and the
gEntry's value(s).  One of these items will be highlighted (making it
the current item).

The trailer section of the menu displays the available functions...

   Modify:            A window prompting for a new value of the
                      currently highlighted item is displayed.

                      The following items may be modified...

                      <entryNum>       Not supported.
                      <dataSpec>       A window prompting for the new
                                       data type for the gEntry is
                                       displayed.  The new data type
                                       must be equivalent to the old
                                       data type.
                      <entry>          Windows prompting for both the
                                       data type and value(s) are
                                       displayed.  The existing gEntry
                                       is overwritten.  This is the
                                       current item when both the
                                       <dataSpec> and <entryValue>
                                       items are highlighted.
                      <entryValue>     A window prompting for the new
                                       gEntry value(s) is displayed.

   Create entry:      Causes a series of windows to be displayed
                      prompting for the gEntry number, data type, and
                      value of a new gEntry to be created for the
                      gAttribute.  The number of elements is implied
                      by the value(s) entered.

   Delete entry:      Causes a prompt to be displayed confirming the
                      deletion of the currently hightlighted gEntry.
                      Any of a gEntry's fields may be highlighted for
                      that gEntry to be considered the currently
                      highlighted gEntry.

   Exit:              Exits the menu and redisplays the "gAttributes Menu".

   Help:              Displays this online help.

Most item windows also support the use of the following keys.  They
are generally not shown in the trailer section.

  ________  Moves down one screen.  The current item remains in
            (approximately) the same location.

  ________  Moves up one screen.  The current item remains in
            (approximately) the same location.
#endsection

#section 42
#item
#title "vAttribute Entries Menu"
The label of the menu displays the name of the vAttribute currently
being edited.

The header section of the menu displays the number of rEntries and
zEntries for the vAttribute and headers for the columns of items.

The item section of the menu displays information about each entry
(one per line).  For each entry this includes, from left to right,
the variable name corresponding to the entry, the entry's data
type/number of elements, and the entry's value(s).  If there is not
a corresponding variable for an entry, then the type of entry and its
number is displayed instead of the variable name.  One of these items
will be highlighted (making it the current item).

The trailer section of the menu displays the available functions...

   Modify:            A window prompting for a new value of the
                      currently highlighted item is displayed.

                      The following items may be modified...

                      <varName>        A window prompting for the new
                                       variable name is displayed.
                      <dataSpec>       A window prompting for the new
                                       data type for the entry is
                                       displayed.  The new data type
                                       must be equivalent to the old
                                       data type.
                      <entry>          Windows prompting for both the
                                       data type and value(s) are
                                       displayed.  The existing entry
                                       is overwritten.  This is the
                                       current item when both the
                                       <dataSpec> and <entryValue>
                                       items are highlighted.
                      <entryValue>     A window prompting for the new
                                       entry value(s) is displayed.

   Create entry:      Causes a series of windows to be displayed
                      prompting for the corresponding variable, data
                      type, and value of a new entry to be created for
                      the vAttribute.  The number of elements is implied
                      by the value(s) entered.

   Delete entry:      Causes a prompt to be displayed confirming the
                      deletion of the currently hightlighted entry.
                      Any of an entry's fields may be highlighted for
                      that entry to be considered the currently
                      highlighted entry.

   Exit:              Exits the menu and redisplays the "vAttributes Menu".

   Help:              Displays this online help.

Most item windows also support the use of the following keys.  They
are generally not shown in the trailer section.

  ________  Moves down one screen.  The current item remains in
            (approximately) the same location.

  ________  Moves up one screen.  The current item remains in
            (approximately) the same location.
#endsection

#section 99
#edit
#title "Command Line Parameters/Qualifiers/Options"
#ifos mac
CDFedit allows full screen browsing/editing of a CDF.  The
parameters/qualifiers dialog box displayed when CDFedit is
`executed' contains the following controls.

Edit fields for...

  CDF:                The specification of the CDF(s) to be edited (do not
                      enter an extension).  This may be either a single CDF
                      pathname or a folder/wildcard path.  Wildcards are
                      allowed in the CDF name but not in the folder path.
                      If "Prompt for CDF" is specified (see below), this
                      specification will appear as the initial specification
                      at the prompt.  If this parameter is omitted, "Prompt
                      for CDF" must be specified (and the initial
                      specification at the prompt will be the current
                      directory).

                      At the end of this field buttons labeled "Select" and
                      "New" are present.  When "Select" is selected, a
                      standard input file dialog is displayed from which the
                      CDF may be selected.  Use this when an existing CDF is
                      to be edited.  When "New" is selected, a standard output
                      file dialog is displayed in which a CDF may be
                      specified.  Use this when a CDF is to be created.

  Cache size:         The number of 512-byte buffers to be used for a CDF's
                      `.cdf' file (ie., the only file if a single-file CDF).
                      If this field is left blank, a default cache size chosen
                      by the CDF library is used.

Check boxes for...

  Browse only:      Whether or not a browsing mode is desired.  When
                    browsing, the creation, modification, or deletion
                    of a CDF is not allowed.

  Use FORMAT:       Whether or not the FORMAT attribute is used when writing
                    variable values (if the FORMAT attribute exists and an
                    entry exists for the variable).

  -0.0 to 0.0:      Whether or not -0.0 is converted to 0.0 by the CDF
                    library when read from or written to a CDF.

  Prompt for CDF:   Whether or not a prompt is issued for the CDF(s)
                    specification.  When enabled, the prompt will be
                    issued both at program startup and after editing
                    the current CDF(s) specification (at which point a
                    new CDF(s) specification may be specified).  If a
                    CDF(s) specification is entered in the "CDF" edit
                    field along with this qualifier, the CDF(s)
                    specification will appear at the prompt (otherwise,
                    the current directory will appear at the prompt).

  Report info's:    Whether or not informational status codes from the CDF
                    library should be reported.

  Report warnings:  Whether or not warning status codes from the CDF library
                    should be reported.

  Report errors:    Whether or not error status codes from the CDF library
                    should be reported.

  Display statistics:

                    Whether or not caching statistics are displayed at the
                    end of each editing session.

  Display gEntries with gAttributes:

                    Specifies whether or not gEntries are displayed with
                    the gAttributes or on separate menus (with one menu per
                    gAttribute).

  Display rEntries/zEntries with vAttributes:

                    Specifies whether or not rEntries/zEntries are displayed
                    with the vAttributes or on separate menus (with one menu
                    per vAttribute).

Radio buttons for...

  zMode:              The zMode to be used for a CDF.
                           0...zMode is disabled.
                           1...zMode/1 should be used.  The dimension
                               variances of the rVariables will be preserved.
                           2...zMode/2 should be used.  The dimensions of
                               rVariables having a variance of NOVARY (false)
                               are hidden.

Buttons for...

  Enter               Causes CDFedit to edit CDF(s) based on the
                      parameters/qualifiers specified.

  Help                Causes this online help to be displayed.

  Quit                Causes CDFedit to terminate.  (A CDF[s] specification
                      is not edited.)
#else
#ifos vms
Usage:         $ CDFEDIT [/[NO]BROWSE] [/ZMODE=<mode>] [/[NO]NEG2POSFP0]
                         [/[NO]FORMAT] [/[NO]PROMPT] [/REPORT=(<types>)]
                         [/CACHE=<size>] [/[NO]STATISTICS]
                         [/[NO]GWITHENTRIES] [/[NO]VWITHENTRIES]
                         <cdf-spec>
#endos
#ifos unix
Usage:         % cdfedit [-[no]browse] [-zmode <mode>]  [-[no]neg2posfp0]
                         [-[no]format] [-[no]prompt] [-report "<types>"]
                         [-cache <size>] [-[no]statistics]
                         [-[no]gwithentries] [-[no]vwithentries]
                         <cdf-spec>
#endos
#ifos dos
Usage:         > cdfedit [-[no]browse] [-zmode <mode>]  [-[no]neg2posfp0]
                         [-[no]format] [-[no]prompt] [-report "<types>"]
                         [-cache <size>] [-[no]statistics]
                         [-[no]gwithentries] [-[no]vwithentries]
                         <cdf-spec>
#endos

Purpose:       CDFedit allows full screen browsing/editing of a CDF.

Parameter(s):  <cdf-spec>
                  The specification of the CDF(s) to edit (do not specify
                  an extension).  This may be either a single CDF pathname
                  or a directory/wildcard path.  Wildcards are allowed in
                  the CDF name but not in the directory path.  If the prompt
                  qualifier is used, <cdf-spec> will appear as the initial
                  specification at the prompt.  If this parameter is omitted
                  the prompt qualifier must be specified (and the initial
                  specification at the prompt will be the current directory).

#ifos vms
Qualifier(s):  /[NO]BROWSE
#else
Qualifier(s):  -[no]browse
#endos
                  Specifies whether or not a browsing mode is desired.
                  When browsing, the creation, modification, or deletion
                  of a CDF is not allowed.

#ifos vms
               /ZMODE=<mode>
#else
               -zmode <mode>
#endos

                  Specifies which zMode should be used for opened and newly
                  created CDFs.  <mode> may be one of the following...

                     0       Indicates that zMode is disabled.
                     1       Indicates that zMode/1 should be used (the
                             dimension variances of rVariables will be
                             preserved).
                     2       Indicates that zMode/2 should be used (the
                             dimensions of rVariables having a variance
                             of NOVARY (false) are hidden.

#ifos vms
               /[NO]FORMAT
#else
               -[no]format
#endos
                  Specifies whether or not the FORMAT attribute is used
                  when displaying variable values (if the FORMAT attribute
                  exists and an entry exists for the variable).

#ifos vms
               /[NO]PROMPT
#else
               -[no]prompt
#endos
                  Specifies whether or not a prompt is issued for the
                  CDF(s) specification.  When enabled, the prompt will
                  be issued both at program startup and after editing
                  the current CDF(s) specification (at which point a
                  new CDF(s) specification may be specified).  If a
                  CDF(s) specification is entered at the command line
                  along with this qualifier, the CDF(s) specification
                  will appear at the prompt (otherwise, the current
                  directory will appear at the prompt).

#ifos vms
               /[NO]NEG2POSFP0
#else
               -[no]neg2posfp0
#endos
                  Specifies whether or not -0.0 is converted to 0.0 by the CDF
                  library when read from a CDF.  -0.0 is an illegal floating
                  point value on VAXes and DEC Alphas running OpenVMS.

#ifos vms
               /REPORT=(<types>)
#else
               -report "<types>"
#endos
                  Specifies the types of return status codes from the CDF
                  library which should be reported/displayed.  <types> is
                  a comma-separated list of zero or more of the following
                  symbols: `errors', `warnings', or `informationals'.  Note
                  that these symbols can be truncated (eg. `e', `w', and `i').

#ifos vms
               /CACHE=<size>
#else
               -cache <size>
#endos
                  Specifies the cache size to be used for the CDF's `.cdf'
                  file (ie., the only file if a single-file CDF).  If omitted,
                  a default cache size as chosen by the CDF library is used.
                  The cache size is the number of 512-byte buffers to be used.

#ifos vms
               /[NO]STATISTICS
#else
               -[no]statistics
#endos
                  Specifies whether or not caching statistics are displayed
                  at the end of each editing session.

#ifos vms
               /[NO]GWITHENTRIES
#else
               -[no]gwithentries
#endos
                  Specifies whether or not gEntries are displayed with
                  the gAttributes or on separate menus (with one menu per
                  gAttribute).

#ifos vms
               /[NO]VWITHENTRIES
#else
               -[no]vwithentries
#endos
                  Specifies whether or not rEntries/zEntries are displayed
                  with the vAttributes or on separate menus (with one menu per
                  vAttribute).

#ifos vms
Example(s):    $ CDFEDIT [.SAMPLES]
               $ CDFEDIT/ZMODE=2/NOFORMAT GISS_WETLX
               $ CDFEDIT/BROWSE/PROMPT/REPORT=(ERRORS)
#endos
#ifos unix
Example(s):    % cdfedit samples
               % cdfedit -zmode 2 -noformat giss_wetl
               % cdfedit -browse -prompt -report "errors"
#endos
#ifos dos
Example(s):    > cdfedit samples
               > cdfedit -zmode 2 -noformat giss_wetl
               > cdfedit -browse -prompt -report "errors"
#endos
#endos
#endsection
