Seeing defaults of parameters

A special form of the SEE command will display the characteristics given to a parameter when it was defined. The form of the command is:

SEE parm DEF[INE]

where

[parm] ...is the parameter name

When the define option is used, the SEE command will output the defined min/max and defaults of the parameter along with its current value.

For Numeric parameters, an extra line is printed:

Minimum> number Maximum> number Default> number (may be none)

For string parameters this extra line will be:

Default: string (12 characters)

For example, if:

EASI>DEF NM1=N,0,10,-1,"Temp. Numeric vector"
EASI>NM1=1,2,3

then,

EASI>SEE NM1 DEF
NM1 - Temp. Numeric vector > 1 2 3
Minimum> 0 Maximum> 10 Default> none