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Navigation between frames comprises simple moves and command actions that change which frame is current. The following list describes all the ways to move between frames:
next-frm
FMLI commands, respectively.
Pressing either of these SLKs will cause you to navigate
from frame to frame.
The frame navigated to becomes the
current frame on the screen, and the frame navigated from becomes non-current.
FMLI keeps a list of each frame that has been the current frame.
For example, if frame N is current, pressing
<PREV-FRM>
will cause you to navigate to the frame that was current when frame N was
opened.
Pressing
<NEXT-FRM>
while in frame N will cause
you to navigate to the last frame opened while frame N was current.
Since the
<PREV-FRM>
and
<NEXT-FRM>
commands are always relative to the current frame,
the order in which they cause navigation through the frames displayed
in the work area does not always follow frame ID order, and
wrapping occurs in the order described above.
frm-mgmt
from the Command Menu will bring up a choices menu
that includes the item
LIST
.
Selecting
LIST
brings up another choices menu
listing all opened frames.
When you select a listed frame,
the choices menu
disappears and the selected frame becomes current.
If you do not want to select a listed frame,
you can press the
<CANCEL>
SLK.
The choices menu will disappear and you will be
put back in the frame you started out in.
cleanup
command will close all frames whose lifetime descriptor evaluates to
shortterm
or
longterm
.
If the
lifetime
descriptor evaluates to
immortal
,
it means the frame cannot be closed except by exiting from the
FMLI application.
Note that the
lifetime
descriptor for initial frames, that is, frames opened as arguments to
fmli
when it is invoked, evaluates to
immortal
by default and cannot be redefined.