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ARC VERSION 2.20 PAGE - 15
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>disk command
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This should be a familiar command. It is the universal
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wedge, DOS 5.1, DOS wedge, or whatever you want to call
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it. The only difference is that the command always goes
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to the default device. Assuming that a: is the default
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drive, some examples are:
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>i1 - initialize drive 1 (b:)
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>c0=1 - copy drive 1 to drive 0 on
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unit 8 (dual drive)
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>r1:test=text - renames "text" to "test"
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on drive b:
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>$0 - lists directory of drive a:
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>$c: - lists directory of drive c:
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size [s:]<filename>
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Counts and displays the number of bytes in a file. If
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the file is a program, you may want to deduct two bytes
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from the length since the load address is included in
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the count.
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start [s:]<filename>
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Prints the load address of a program file.
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ARC VERSION 2.20 PAGE - 16
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2) EDITOR COMMANDS.
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The editor is primarily intended to edit text files. It
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was designed to be a text editor for use in editing assembly
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language source files, although it could be used to edit
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BASIC programs as well. Find, Change, and Renum, however,
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will not recognize BASIC tokens or line number
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references, so you would be better off using POWER or
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SYSRES or some other editor for BASIC programs.
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text
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This command puts the editor in text mode. Any upper
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case characters not in quotes will be forced to lower
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case, and basic keywords will not be tokenized. When
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listing a Basic program, you should set BASIC mode,
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because in text mode, BASIC tokens are not expanded.
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basic
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Puts the editor in BASIC mode. Lower case is not
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forced, and basic keywords will be tokenized and
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expanded by LIST.
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auto [increment]
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Turns on automatic line numbering. Auto with no
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increment disables auto.
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cold
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Same as sys 64738 on the 64. (COLD START)
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If you have a reset button on your 64, or if you are
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using a C-128, then you can re-enable ARC by typing:
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SYS 12*4096 after a reset.
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ARC VERSION 2.20 PAGE - 17
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change/from/to/, range
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Changes string from to string to. / can be anything not
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included in from or to. range is a range of line
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numbers having the same syntax as LIST.
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