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If neither of the ''IO_Fields '' is editable, it displays all the ''IO_Fields'', then waits for a key entry and then ends the function by returning the key entered.
If the fieldnumber pointer is NULL, it should use a local variable’s address with the value of “0” zero instead.
Start editing from field number *fieldnumbefieldnumber.
Call the edit of each field and depending on the value returned, do the following:
* For '''TAB_KEY ''' and '''DOWN_KEY''', go to next editable ''IO_Field'', if this is the last editable ''IO_Field , '' then restart from the ''IO_Field '' number one.
* For '''UP_KEY ''' go to the previous editable ''IO_Field'', if there is no previous editable ''IO_Field'', go to the last editable ''IO_Field '' of the ''IO_Form. ('' and continue the search from the last for an editable ''IO_Field in the IO_Form)''.
* for '''ENTER_KEY ''' do exactly as '''TAB_KEY''', except that if the current ''IO_Field '' is a submitter (is tagged to be a submitter when added), in which case terminate the edit function returning the '''ENTER_KEY'''.
* for any other key, terminate the edit function returning the character which caused the termination.
