Library /sys$common/syshlp/dbg$help.hlb DEBUG, EDIT, Examples  *Conan The Librarian (sorry for the slow response - running on an old VAX)

    1.DBG> EDIT

      This command spawns the DEC Language-Sensitive Editor (LSEDIT)
      in a subprocess to edit the source file whose code appears in
      the current source display. The editing cursor is positioned
      at the beginning of the line that was centered in the source
      display.

    2.DBG> EDIT SWAP\12

      This command spawns the DEC Language-Sensitive Editor (LSEDIT)
      in a subprocess to edit the source file containing the module
      SWAP. The editing cursor is positioned at the beginning of
      source line 12.

    3.DBG> SET EDITOR/CALLABLE_EDT
      DBG> EDIT

      In this example, the SET EDITOR/CALLABLE_EDT command
      establishes that EDT is the default editor and is started
      through its callable interface (rather than spawned in a
      subprocess). The EDIT command starts EDT to edit the source
      file whose code appears in the current source display. The
      editing cursor is positioned at the beginning of source line 1,
      because the default qualifier /NOSTART_POSITION applies to EDT.