Syntax: Flags
Abbreviation: FLAG
displays a list of all the status flags for ne and their associated commands. It is not recorded when recording a macro.
FLAG COMMAND ABBR DESCRIPTION i Insert I inserts new characters (vs. replacing) a AutoIndent AI aligns cursor under previous line after <Return> b SearchBack SB searches search backward rather than forward c CaseSearch CS searches are case sensitive w WordWrap WW breaks long lines as you type f FreeForm FF allows cursor to move beyond the end of lines p AutoPrefs AP use automatic preferences based on file extension v VerboseMacros VM record macros using use long command names u DoUndo DU record edits for later undoing r ReadOnly RO changes are not allowed/saves are prompted t/T Tabs TAB TAB key inserts TABs instead of spaces T ShiftTabs SHT Shift may insert TABs (only if 't' is also set) d DelTabs DT BS and DEL may remove tabs worth of space B/! Binary B affects file loading/saving M Mark M mark set for line-oriented block operations V MarkVert MV like mark, but block is rectangle R Record REC actions are being recorded in a macro P PreserveCR PCR affects how <CR> chars are loaded from files C CRLF CRLF use CR/LF as line terminator @ UTF8IO U8IO I/O (keyboard and terminal) are UTF-8 encoded A/8/U UTF8 U8 the document encoding (ASCII, 8-bit or UTF-8) */_ Modified MOD document has been modified since last saved _ (none) file's modtime changed since doc was loaded/saved
The RequestOrder
and AutoMatchBracket
flags’ states are not indicated on the status bar.
See RequestOrder and AutoMatchBracket respectively.
A ‘!’ indicates the last line is not terminated.