ARPUS/ce, Version 2.6.2 (03/10/05)    (SCCS 1.4)
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    <n>
    "goto line"
    
    DESCRIPTION:
        If  you want the cursor positioned at a specific line, simply enter the
        desired line number at the "Command: " prompt.  If n  is  greater  than
        the  number of lines in the file, the cursor is placed at the last line
        in the file. 
        
        If n is negative or has a leading '+'  sign,  it  is  a  relative  line
        number.   The value of n is added to the current line number to get the
        new line number.  Adding a negative  line  number  results  in  a  line
        number that is smaller than the current line number. 
        
        If  necessary,  ce will scroll the window to bring the new current line
        into view.  The cursor is always placed in column 1. 

        The line command is also used in marking ranges of text such as in
        1,10xc which will put the text from line 1 column 1 up to but not
        including line 10 column 1 into the paste buffer.  For comparison
        purposes, the command "5" is equivalent to position specification [5,1].
    
    RELATED HELP FILES:
        rowcol        (Character Position)   
        line          (Line Number)          
        sic           (Set Insert Cursor)    
        
        curswinCon    (cursor concepts)      
        
        support       (customer support)     

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