Annotation of coherent/d/usr/bin/uuinstall/obj386/helpscn.c, revision 1.1

1.1     ! root        1: /*
        !             2:  * Screen definition file
        !             3:  * This file generated from ../helpscn
        !             4:  */
        !             5: #include <helpscn.h>
        !             6: 
        !             7: backGrnd helpscn_data[] = {
        !             8: "Control Key Usage",
        !             9:        6, 16,
        !            10: "ctl-a\tMove cursor to start of field",
        !            11:        8, 16,
        !            12: "left arrow\tctl-b\tMove Cursor back one character",
        !            13:        9, 0,
        !            14: "ctl-c\tExit program",
        !            15:        10, 16,
        !            16: "Del\t\tctl-d\tDelete character under cursor",
        !            17:        11, 0,
        !            18: "ctl-e\tMove Cursor to end of field",
        !            19:        12, 16,
        !            20: "right arrow\tctl-f\tMove Cursor forward one character",
        !            21:        13, 0,
        !            22: "backspace\tctl-h\tDelete character to the left of the cursor",
        !            23:        14, 0,
        !            24: "Tab\t\tctl-i\tCheck this field and go to the next field",
        !            25:        15, 0,
        !            26: "Enter\t\tctl-m\tTerminate this field, check it, go to next field",
        !            27:        16, 0,
        !            28: "down arrow\tctl-n\tGo to next field",
        !            29:        17, 0,
        !            30: "up arrow\tctl-p\tGo to previous field",
        !            31:        18, 0,
        !            32: "ctl-z\tCheck all fields and complete this screen",
        !            33:        19, 16,
        !            34:        NULL
        !            35: };
        !            36: 
        !            37: loc helpscn_locs[] = {
        !            38:        NULL
        !            39: };

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