CodeView (cv.hlp) (Table of Contents; Topic list)
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  Special Characters as Command Symbols
 
  .     ◄Current Location (.) Command►
 
  ~     ◄Thread (~) Command►
 
  *     ◄Comment (*) Command►
 
  |     ◄Process Command (|) Command►
        ◄Debugging in Protected Mode►
 
  !     ◄Shell Escape (!) Command►
 
  /     ◄Search (/) Command►
 
  \     ◄Screen Exchange (\) Command►
 
  \:    ◄Delay (\:) Command►
 
  <     ◄Redirect CodeView Input (<) Command►
 
  >     ◄Redirect CodeView Output (>) Command►
 
  =     ◄Redirect CodeView Input and Output►
 
  #     ◄Tab Set (#) Command►
 
  @     ◄Redraw (@) Command►
 
  ?     ◄Display Expression (?) Command►
 
  ??    ◄Quick Watch (??) Command►
 
  Special Characters as Regular Expressions
 
  *  .  \  ^  -  &  [  ]         ◄Regular Expressions►
 
  Special Characters as Basic Operators
 
  ^   -   *   /   \   +          ◄Basic Operators: Order of Precedence►
  =   <>  <   >   <=  >=
 
  Special Characters as C Operators
 
  +    =     ?:    >     ( )     ◄C Operators: Order of Precedence►
  ++   +=    :     :>    [ ]
  -    -=    .     ->    &&
  --   /=    !     >=    &
  *    *=    !=    <=
  /    %=    ~     <
  %    ==    ││
 
  Special Characters as FORTRAN Operators
 
  ( )   .     :      +           ◄FORTRAN Operators►
  -     *     /      =
  .LT.  .LE.  .EQ.   .NE.
  .GT.  .GE.  .NOT.  .AND.
  .OR.  .EQV. .NEQV.
 
  Numerals
 
  /2                      ◄Use Two Video Adapters (/2)►
 
  7 (8087) command        ◄8087 (7) Command►
 
  /8                      ◄Use 8514 and VGA Displays (CVW)►
 
  /25                     ◄Set Screen Mode (/25, /43, /50)►
  /43
  /50
 
  386 (menu command)      ◄Options Menu: 386 Instructions Command►
 
  386 option              ◄Options (O) Command►
 
  8087 window             ◄8087 Window►
                          ◄View Menu►
 
  8087 (7) command        ◄8087 (7) Command►
 
  8259-interrupt
     trapping             ◄Handling Interrupt Trapping (/I, /N)►
 
  80386 registers         ◄Use 80386 Debug Registers (/R)►
 
  80386 registers,
     displaying           ◄Register Window►
 
  80386 features          ◄Use 80386/486 Features (/R)►
                          ◄Options (O) Command►
 
  80486 features          ◄Use 80386/486 Features►
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