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180 PRINT "END"

999 END

NAME Command

The NAME command names or renames the current program. The NAME command

is a command-only statement. That is, it can only be issued at the

interpreter prompt and cannot be placed in a program.

Syntax

NAME [

fname

]

Parameters

fname

A name for the current program.

fname

is a valid MPE

file name that conforms to MPE file name rules. If

fname

is not specified, the program has no name.

Therefore, the NAME command can be used to delete a

program's name. The SAVE and RESAVE commands use

fname

as the program name.

Examples

NAME "Test1" !The current program is called Test1

NAME "File2.grp" !The current program is called File2.grp

NAME !The current program now has no name

REDO Command

The REDO command allows you to replace, delete, or insert characters in

the last line that was accessed. The line may have been entered or it

may have been accessed by any of the MODIFY, GET, LINK, MERGE, CHANGE, or

REDO commands. The REDO command works exactly like the MODIFY command,

except that it can modify a command as well as a program line. The REDO

command is a command-only statement. That is, it can only be issued at

the interpreter prompt and cannot be placed in a program.

Note that the GET command accesses each line of the program.

Consequently, a REDO following a GET will display the last line that the

GET has accessed.

Syntax

REDO

Example

The following example shows the use of the REDO command to correct syntax

errors.

20 INTGGER N,P,R RETURN

20 INTGGER N,P,R