>>-MOVe--+-window---+--| Location |----------------------------><
         +-ADSTops--+                 
         +-AFPR-----+                 
         +-BREak----+                 
         +-DISasm---+                 
         +-DUMP-----+                 
         +-OPTions--+                 
         +-OREGs----+                 
         +-REGs-----+                 
         +-SKIPstep-+                 
         +-STAtus---+                 
         '-LSMinfo--'                 

Location

|--+---------------------------------------+--------------------|
   '-+-+-----+--row-+--+-----------------+-'   
     | +- + -+      |  +-+-----+--column-+     
     | '- - -'      |  | +- + -+         |     
     +-*------------+  | '- - -'         |     
     '-+-STANdard-+-'  +-*---------------+     
       '-STD------'    '-+-STANdard-+----'     
                         '-STD------'          

WINDOW

The window to be moved. Select by a Window Specification, or by placing the cursor in the window.

ADSTOPS

The AdStops window.

AFPR

The Additional Floating-Point Registers window.

BREAK

The Break window.

DISASM

The Disassembly window with the lowest window id.

DUMP

The Dump window with the lowest window id.

OPTIONS

The Options window.

OREGS

The Old Registers window.

REGS

The Current Registers window.

SKIPSTEP

The Skipped Subroutines window.

STATUS

The Target Status window.

LSMINFO

The LSM Information window with the lowest window id.

row

The screen row to which the window is to be moved.

This may be specified by:

• an integer. This is the screen row for the upper left corner of the window. The screen rows are numbered from the top. The top row is row 1.
• an integer prefixed by a +. This is the number of screen rows by which the window is moved down on the screen.
• an integer prefixed by a -. This is the number of screen rows by which the window is moved up on the screen.
• * The window is kept at the current row. Use this when you want to change the column, but not the row.
• STANdard | STD. This indicates that the standard window row and column position for this window type should be used.

If this parameter is omitted, the position of the cursor on the screen is used as the new location of the upper left corner of the window.

column

The screen column to which the window is moved.

This may be specified as:

• an integer. This is the screen column for the left side of the window. The screen columns are numbered from the left. The leftmost column is 1.
• an integer prefixed by a +. This is the number of screen columns by which the window is to be moved to the right on the screen.
• an integer prefixed by a -. This is the number of screen columns by which the window is to be moved to the left on the screen.
• * The window is kept at the current column. Use this when you want to change the row, but not the column.
• STANdard | STD. This indicates that the standard window row and column position for this window type should be used.

If this parameter is omitted, and the row parameter is specified, the current screen column for this window is maintained.

The MOVE command lets you place open windows in explicit places on the screen. Any window can overlap any other window. However, none of the windows can overlap the Command window. Also, a window cannot be placed such that some of the window is off the screen. If you try this, IDF repositions the window so that all of it stays on the screen.

Examples

• To move the window 03 origin to row 5 and column 20:

  MOVE =03 5 20

• To move the window in which the cursor is placed to row 8 and column 1:

  MOVE 8 1

• To move the window 01 origin to the current cursor position:

  MOVE =01

Return codes

0

Operation successful

1

Window name or Row location missing

2

Operand longer than eight characters

5

Window name invalid or syntax or other error in expression