1 SORCERER
 Provides output formatting for source files,  command procedures, etc.
 Formatting options include translating TAB characters,  inserting line
 numbers,  inserting  headings  (and page breaks),  and  including copy 
 members in the output listing. 

 Format:

      SORCERER input-file-spec[,...]]
2 Parameters
 input-file-spec[,...]

  Specifies the  names  of one or more input files to be formatted.
  If you  specify more than  one input file,  you can separate them
  with commas (,).

  You can use full wild-carding in the file specification(s).
2 Qualifiers
/COPY_MEMBERS

  /COPY_MEMBERS    (D - COBOL files)
  /NOCOPY_MEMBERS  (D - non-COBOL files)

    Requests that the text of any copy files be included in the output
    file.   This is  used  mainly for COBOL  source programs that have
    "COPY" statements in them.  SORCERER will copy the contents of the
    file-name  following  the  "COPY" statement  into the output file.
    This  provides an alternative to  compiling the program,  which is
    especially useful in initial development.
/HEADINGS

 /HEADINGS    (D - COBOL files)
 /NOHEADINGS  (D - non-COBOL files)

    Requests that  page breaks be included in the output file, as well
    as  a heading line  on  each page.   The heading line contains the 
    creation  date of  the output file, the full file specification of
    the  input file,  and the page number.   Each page has 54 lines of
    text (not including the heading) to be  compatible with the VAX-11
    COBOL compiler.
/LINE_NUMBERS

 /LINE_NUMBERS    (D - COBOL files)
 /NOLINE_NUMBERS  (D - non-COBOL files)

    Controls whether  the output file has line numbers on each line of
    text.  Line numbers are 5-digits, starting at 1 and incremented by
    one,  with eight spaces  between the  line number and the start of
    text.  Headings do not have line numbers.
/LIST[=filespec]

     This qualifier controls the production and naming  of  a  listing
     file.   If the file specification is omitted, a listing file with
     the same file name as the first input file and the file type  LIS
     is  created.   A list file is always created.
/LOG

 /LOG
 /NOLOG  (D)

     Controls whether SORCERER displays the file specification of each
     file that it formats.
/TABS

 /TABS[=filespec]  (D)
 /NOTABS

     Controls  whether TAB characters  are translated  into the correct
     number of spaces.   For non-COBOL files, the default tab file used
     is the  logical name  SORC$DEFTAB.   For COBOL  files that use the
     /LINES option,  the default  tab file used is SORC$COBTAB.   These
     file names may be overridden specifying a user-created tab file on
     the /TAB qualifier.
