Operator`s manual

The forms
ofthe
commands
to transfer only
particdar
lines
(lines
xx
to
yy)
to a
LISTTE:,xx,yJr
LISTTP:,xx,yJr
LISTTC:,xx,J,'y
LIST*D:NAIm,xrK,yy
where
"NAME"
is an arbitrary name
you give
to the
program.
See the description above.
A single line may
be
display€d
or saved
with
the command:
LlsTlineno wher€ lineno tu
the
line number.
cautlon: The DOS makes sure that every file haB a unique name by deleting old
files
ifnecessaly. Therefore,
do
not
name a file
you
are
listing
to drskette
with
the
name
of a file that
is
already
stored
on the dfukette,
unless
you
wish
to
replace the existing ffle with th€
one
you
are
listing.
The LIST command is ilustrated
below.
No
device is specifie4 so the display
device is the screen, by default. The
smaU sample
program,
nritten in the
previous
section, is us€d for ilustration.
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The examples above show the
appearance ofthe screen, since that is the default
d€vice. Th€
program
or the particular lines in the
examples could be displayed
on the
p
nter or sav€d on cassette or diskette
by
using
the
forms
ofthe LIST
command described abov€. Not€ that the commarlds tolerate
a certain amount
ofvariation in th€ inseftion ofblanks.
(LISTtE:,xx,yy
is the sarne as LIST,xx,ry)
(Us€
cascelte-handling
procedues
described in ihe
Program Recorder operator's Manual.)
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