Word
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Description
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-123 to -120
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current font information
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-82
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logon initialization flag; 1 = I option used by PC
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-58
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ending column number in the current MD wind file
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-57
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ending row number in the current MD wind file
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-56
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starting row number in the current MD wind file
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-55
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current MD wind file used for core output
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-54
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current MD wind file used for imv, selector and core output
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-53
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element size of the target cursor
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-52
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line size of the target cursor
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-51
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space bar toggle
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-50
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error status word
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-46
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current TCOL
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-45
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current TWIN
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-44
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second cursor state control word; bits 0-2 are not used;
bits 3-5 are cursor color; bits 6-8 are cursor type
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-43
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second cursor element position
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-42
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second cursor line position
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-41
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second cursor element size
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-40
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second cursor line size
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-38
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next record pointer for the file created with DEV=F
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-37 to -35
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the disk file name for the DEV=F file; on the workstation, the file descriptors for the printer or file dataset for sdest, edest and ddest, respectively
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-34
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current graphics virtual frame; if less than zero, doesn't plot
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-33
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current diagnostic message (ddest) device: 0 = suppressed;
1 = terminal screen; 2 = local printer; 3 = system printer
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-32
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current error message (edest) device: 0 = suppressed;
1 = terminal screen; 2 = local printer; 3 = system printer
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-31
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device for standard text messages: 0 = suppressed;
1 = terminal screen; 2 = local printer; 3 = system printer
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-30
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auto context table search: 0 = no keyword substitution;
1 = parameter fetching subroutines; for example, CKWP, resort to system string table for missing keyword parameters
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-26
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0 = program currently running is not a macro
1 = program currently running is a macro
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-25
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0 = program currently running is background
1 = program currently running is foreground
-1= program currently running is background with Fortran main; can do Fortran I/O
2 = program currently running is a console started task, such as a tape job
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-24
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current level when starting another process: 0 = scanner;
1 = next program, etc.
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-23
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number of this initiator
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-22
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0 = command was not started by the scheduler
1 = command was started by the scheduler
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-21
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abort signal handling; see word 455
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-16
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project number the command runs under; may be different from the logged on project number in UC(1)
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-13
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cursor state control word:
if bits 0-2 = 0, cursor is frozen (PC command)
if bits 0-2 = 1, cursor is controlled by joystick (P)
if bits 0-2 = 2, size/position are joystick controlled (Z)
bits 3-5 are cursor color (DT); bits 6-8 are cursor type (DT)
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-12
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cursor element position
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-11
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cursor line position
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-10
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cursor element size
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-9
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cursor line size
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-8
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graphics state control word:
if bit 0 = 1, graphics are connected to loop control (J)
if bit 1 = 1, graphics frame is looping (L)
if bit 2 = 0, graphics frame is blanked (W)
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-7
|
graphics lower bound
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-6
|
graphics upper bound
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-5
|
current graphics frame
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-4
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frame state control word:
if bit 0 = 1, frame is connected to loop control (Y)
if bit 1 = 1, frame is looping (L)
if bit 2 = 0, frame is blanked (K)
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-3
|
image frame lower bound
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-2
|
image frame upper bound
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-1
|
current image frame
|
0
|
user's terminal number
|
1
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project number under which the current user is logged on;
may be different from UC(-16)
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2
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user's initials
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4
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current navigation file number
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5
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current MD file number
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6
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current grid file number
|
11
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number of lines on the screen; for terminals where all frames are the same size
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12
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number of elements on the screen; for terminals where all frames are the same size
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13
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number of image frames
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14
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number of graphics frames
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15
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0 = terminal is local ProNET; 1 = terminal is remote bisync;
2 = terminal is asynchronous
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16
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0 = terminal is nonvideo; 1 = terminal is video;
2 = terminal is host
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17
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flag for the E key: 0 = lat/lon are displayed in dddmmss;
1 = lat/lon are displayed in decimal
|
20
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set to 1 by the G key
|
21
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set to 1 by the Q key
|
22
|
import pointer
|
37
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image display hardware: 6 = X Windows
|
38
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graphics state flag: 0 = no graphics; 1 = draws graphics
|
39
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virtual graphics state flag: 0 = doesn't write virtual graphics;
nonzero = virtual frame to write
|
46
|
default graphics line width
|
47
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graphics dash length, in pixels
|
48
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graphics dash gap length, in pixels
|
49
|
graphics dash gap color
|
50
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loop control system; consists of the LS command
and the A, B, J, Y, O and L keys; images and graphics are connected to and
disconnected from the loop system via UC 54 and 59;
1 = loop control system is looping; 2 = not looping
|
51
|
current image frame
|
52
|
image frame loop, upper bound
|
53
|
image frame loop, lower bound
|
54
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1 = image frames are connected to the loop control
0 = image frames aren't connected
|
55
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1 = image frames are visible
0 = image frames are blanked (Alt
K)
|
56
|
current graphics frame
|
57
|
graphics frame loop, upper bound
|
58
|
graphics frame loop, lower bound
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59
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1 = graphics frames connected to loop control
0 = graphics frames not connected
|
60
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1 = graphics frames are visible
0 = graphics frames are blanked (Alt
W)
|
61
|
cursor size, vertical
|
62
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cursor size, horizontal
|
63
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cursor position, line number
|
64
|
cursor position, element number
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65
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cursor type: 1 = box; 2 = crosshair; 3 = box and crosshair;
4 = solid box; 5 = star wars
|
66
|
cursor color (0 - 7)
|
67
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joystick 1: 0 = disconnected; 1 = controls cursor position;
2 = vernier cursor control; 3 = controls cursor size;
4 = velocity cursor
|
69
|
second cursor size, vertical
|
70
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second cursor size, horizontal
|
71
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second cursor position, line number
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72
|
second cursor position, element number
|
73
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second cursor type; see word 65
|
74
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second cursor color; see word 66
|
75
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cursor mode: 0 = single cursor mode; 1 = dual cursor mode
|
76
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saved cursor type; set when word 65 = 0 to turn off the cursor
|
77 - 79
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reserved
|
87
|
McBASI list window size
|
88
|
McBASI auto-line number line number
|
89
|
McBASI run abort flag
|
98
|
current MD core output file for motion vectors (WINDCO)
|
99
|
nortle toggle
|
100
|
current MD selector file for motion vectors (WINDCO)
|
121
|
single-letter command; otherwise, zero
|
122
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used by the scheduler (sked); last time through all entries flag
|
158
|
vdisk drive letter
|
160
|
TCP/IP address of session partner
|
161
|
TCP rate measurement word
|
162
|
TCP connection status code
|
163
|
TCP reserved
|
164
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WINDCO velocity cursor toggle set by Alt V: 0 = off; 1 = on
|
165
|
WINDCO sampling flag set by Alt X
|
166
|
WINDCO mode is active
|
167
|
reserved
|
168
|
0 = asynchronous communication is OK
1 = async comm is suspended, port available
|
169
|
1 = update loop when new image enters it
|
170
|
1 = loop in both directions (1 2 3 4 5 4 3 2 1)
|
171
|
reserved
|
172
|
routing table modification flag: 0 = modified; 1 = unchanged
|
173
|
briefing control signature for channel 1
|
174
|
briefing control signature for channel 2
|
176
|
1 = system is running without a session manager
|
177
|
communication connection state flag: 0 = no carrier;
1 = communications connected; 2 = connection in progress
|
178
|
switch to tell mousef to ignore mouse button press
|
185
|
mouse button status; two 2-byte integer (I* 2) values that correspond to mouse buttons 1 and 2 respectively
|
186
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mouse movement values (mickies); two 2-byte integer (I * 2) values that correspond to movement up/down and left/right respectively
|
187
|
switch to tell mousef to set mickies into UC(186)
|
188
|
image nortle toggle
|
189
|
1 = commands go to the host
|
190
|
outgoing spool-in-use flag
|
191
|
mouse PID so EXIT can kill it
|
192
|
outgoing message request pointer
|
193
|
outgoing message completed pointer
|
194
|
1 = system shutdown request
|
195
|
last text window displayed; see UC(200)
|
196
|
count of text waiting to be displayed
|
197
|
import pointer from the decoder
|
198
|
communications port name, binary 0 for ProNET
|
199
|
last written pointer for import decoder
|
200
|
reserved
|
201
|
first line in the text window to display; the range is 1 to 57
|
202 - 203
|
mouse RAW position
|
204
|
reserved
|
205
|
reserved
|
206
|
reserved
|
207
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nonzero means kbdctl is in insert mode
|
208
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PF key input only; nonzero means that command line text is not allowed and the user cannot change the text window; the program must change the window
|
209
|
address of a memory segment used for displaying text on windows 5 through 9; each text window uses 4000 bytes; each character is represented in a 2-byte format where the least significant byte is the character displayed and the most significant byte is the color attribute
|
210
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number of commands that mctext should remember, as specified in the -ih option of the .mcidasrc file
|
211
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1 = echo all GUI commands to the mctext window
|
212 - 214
|
reserved
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215 - 305
|
reserved
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315 - 350
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briefing port, frame controls and movie flag
|
400
|
number of text screens in use
|
401
|
reserved
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451 - 453
|
cursor color (red, green, blue); the range is 0 to 255
|
455
|
1 = traps abort signals; see UC(-21)
|
456
|
ID of the command window
|
457
|
ID of the image window
|
465
|
offset from the start of UC to the start of redirect memory
|
467
|
1 = independent graphics
|
470
|
1 = to use fonts
|
471 - 480
|
family name of the font
|
500
|
number of graphics levels
|
501
|
interpolation strategy
|
502
|
1 = image window should resize to the size of the current frame (Alt
R)
|
503
|
zoom factor; used when UC(300) is one
|
504
|
mcimage process ID
|
600
|
number of gray levels
|
700
|
TCPIP module loaded
|
701
|
IMPORT module loaded
|
1000 - 1999
|
user/site defined
|
2000
|
if nonzero, the image window should raise itself and reset the value to zero
|
2001+
|
frame object offsets from the start of UC
|
3001+
|
terminal types with variable frame sizes; line and element sizes as halfwords
|
4000
|
relative pointer for random looping
|
4001+
|
list for random looping, where zero is the end
|
5001+
|
list of dwell rates
|
6000
|
relative pointer for random graphics loops
|
6001+
|
list for random graphics loop, where zero is the end
|
7001+
|
list of random opposites, where zero is the end
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16383 -
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end of segment
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