Author: Carol Horwitz, Philip Reid, Richard LeFaivre (A); Carol Horwitz (B)

Submitted by: Michael E. Clark, Laboratory Computer Facility, University of Wisconsin Medical Center, Madison, Wisconsin

A. SCOPE is a CRT-based editor for the PS/8 (or OS/8) system on a PDP-12. A user-selected portion of the source text is in full view on the CRT during editing. Features include character editing via a key-controlled cursor, full forward and backward movement through the source, the ability to search for specified text strings, and horizontal tabbing. The Command set for SCOPE is small and easily learned. SCOPE is loosed upon the LAP6W (and hence LAP6) manuscript editors.

B. CNGMWA is a support pragram for SCOPE, the scope oriented PS/8 editor. CNGMWA may be used to change the size of SCOPE's internal scratch file, allowing larger source programs to be edited.

Minimum Hardware: 8K PDP-12, VR14 CRT or similar CRT

Other Programs Needed: PS/8 or OS/8

Source Language: PAL-8 and LAP6W.

Catalog: July 1974