>>-Find--+--------+--+-string-+--------------------------------->
         '-window-'  '-*------'   

>--+---------------------------+--+----------+-----------------><
   '-start-col--+------------+-'  +-FIRst----+   
                '-finish-col-'    +-LASt-----+   
                                  +-NEXt-----+   
                                  '-PREvious-'   

window

A Disassembly window. Select by a Window Specification or by placing the cursor in the window. If omitted, and the cursor is not in a Disassembly window, uses the first Disassembly window.

string

The group of characters being searched for, the search string.

Enclose this search text in quotes if it is numeric or contains embedded blanks. Both "…" and '…' are accepted.

*

Use the current search string.

start-col

The column at which searching starts. Integer. If omitted, searching starts from column 1.

finish-col

The column at which searching ends. Integer greater than the start column. If omitted, searching finishes at column 80.

FIRST

Begin search at lowest address, and look for search string in a forward direction.

LAST

Begin search at highest address, and look for search string in a reverse direction.

NEXT

Begin search at current address, and look for search string in a forward direction.

PREVIOUS

Begin search at current address, and look for search string in a reverse direction.

The function of this command is essentially the same as the ISPF editor FIND command. The search begins at the first source line shown on the screen; the target code, if found, is displayed at the top of the screen.

Unless otherwise qualified, the search is performed from the current address, in the direction last specified.

Examples

FIND string

f 'text'
f text
f text

f info first
f init( next
f * prev
f bit( last

find =3 'window 3'

Return codes

0

Operation successful

1

Missing keyword

2

Keyword truncated

3

Keyword unknown

5

Arguments are invalid

6

Specified string was not located or the search was not conducted