Bear in mind that you are always working with a manipulated copy of the queue passed to
QView. With very large queues, or where QView needs to do a lot of work on arrays, this is
why there can be a significant delay before the QView window appears. In practice, there is
rarely any benefit in saving a modified queue into your program and continuing execution -
but the facility is available if required.
Free Queue
FREE() the queue.
Refresh
Lose any modifications (reloads the queue from your program).
Delete
Delete the selected queue record.
Insert
Insert a CLEAR()ed queue record before the record.
Cell
Edit the selected "cell" (queue field). Utilises an entry control so the @S255 limitation
applies.
Cut
QView has an internal "queue entry clipboard". At present it is local to each queue (i.e.
you can not copy a record between "like" queues in two different windows). Cut
deletes the selected queue record and places it on the clipboard.
Copy
Places selected queue record on the internal clipboard.
Paste
Pastes a queue record from the internal clipboard.
Down
Moves a queue record "down one".
Up
Moves a queue record "up one".
Save
Save the queue (with any modifications) into your program and continue execution.
