= Line number display
NUM {on | off | xon | xoff | seti | setr
(nn) | reset | renum | clear | ?} [s|f|k]
REN [{setr|seti} [col1[-col2] ['delmchar'|S|B]]]
on :display 7 digits line number.
line number format is nnnnmmm
nnnn:line number at open
mmm :post-fix by line insert
nnnnnmm format if file contain over 10,000 lines
nnnnnnm format if file contain over 100,000 lines
nnnnnnn format if file contain over 1000,000 lines
off :no line number field displayed
(nn) :number of line number digit
only line update flag is displayed if 0;
no post-fix if 1 through 4(5 for over 10,000 line).
post-fix is from top digit when 5 or 6.
7 is same meaning as on.
(note).Change is applied to screen of current and opened
after this time.
.Line number digit is adjusted for each file at open
when this default value is too small.
.value is hold for browse/edit/cmd output screen each.
.For line-numbered file,7 is user at each open time
regardless this setting.
xon/xoff:Attr of line number column display, offset or lineno.
s :Change default value for binary file.
(for text file default is always line number type).
reset/renum:re-number line-number.(reset sub line number to 0)
For SPF(line-numbered) file,all line length is set to
the fixed length,and line number column is set.
renum set on col 1-6 for COBOL file.
clear :space clear line number field.
f :force re-number for line-numbered file with error
of line-no or line-length.
k :clear/renum col 1-6 of cobk type file.
? :display current default value for browse/edit/
command output screen.
SETR/SETI :set line number into the file area by insert or replace mode.
col1,col2 :column position to set.
field width is specified up to 8 byte by col2.
same width as left most line number column
if col2 is not specified.
delmchar :delimiter inserted after line number.
enclose by quotation or use S or B for space.
ex) ren seti 12'|' , ren setr 1-8: