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For example:
change/"// deletes all quotes from the
text in RAM
change/$ffd2/chrout/,2000- changes all occurences of
"$ffd2" to "chrout" in
lines numbered 2000 or
higher.
delete range
Deletes a range of lines from memory. Same syntax as
BASIC's LIST.
delete -2000 deletes lines up to and
including line 2000
delete 3010-4030 delete lines 3010 to 4030
find/string/, range
Prints lines that contain string
get[/char] [d:]filename [,startline]
Similar to load, except the file is a sequential
text file. If startline is given, then the file is
appended wiping out any lines numbered equal to
startline or higher.
Since blank lines and upper-case alphabetics tend to
disrupt the scrolling of text, the /" switch is
included to allow inclusion of a quotation mark (or any
other character) at the beginning of each line. This
allows you to manipulate these types of files in RAM.
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kill
Disables the editor, scroll, and restores standard
load/save and other vectors.
renum <from,start,increment>
Renumbers lines starting with line from. Any lines
numbered lower than from are not affected. This command
should not be used on BASIC programs, as it does not
attempt to update any GOTO or GOSUB references
accordingly.
put <[d:]filename> [,range]
Stores text from memory to disk. If the file exists it
will be be deleted before the new copy is transferred
to disk.
repeat
Enables program scroll and repeat on all keys.
off
Kills repeat and program scroll.
old
Recovers from NEW.
hex number
hex $hexnumber
Converts hex to decimal or visa versa.
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Shorthand for: renum 1,1000,10
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