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[ill[I)
inserts a new line above the
cursor~s
current position (edit mod('
only).
Type ED IT
I EXEC
I.
Then, type in this line (if it isn't already there):
10 !FIRST LINE
Now, with the cursor somewhere on line 10, press
[ill[I).
Notice that a
new line number (1) is inserted before line 10. Press
IpSE
1
to exit.
I DEL L
1
(I
SHIFT ~[ill[I))
deletes the line containing the cursor (edit mode
only).
Type EDIT
I EXEC
I.
Position the cursor to the line:
10 !FIRST LINE
and press
I DEL L
I.
The line is removed. To restore it, press
I RCL
1
to
retrieve it, then
I ENTER
1
to enter it into the program. Press
IpSE
1
to exit
edit mode.
~
sets insert mode, allowing you to insert characters to the left of
the cursor. Press the key a second time to cancel insert mode.
Carefully type the following line exactly as shown:
THIS IS A TEST .
Position the cursor under the period and
press~.
Now type:
OF INSERT MODE
and press
~
again. The line should now look like this:
THIS IS A TEST OF INSERT MODE.
The new characters were inserted to the left of the period. Press
I CLR L
1
when finished.
I
SET T
I (I
SHIFT
~~)
sets a tab at the cursor's current position. Tabs
are in effect for the keyboard line until cleared by either
I
CLR T
I
or the
SCRATCH A statement. The SCRATCH commands are explained in
BASIC Programming Techniques. To demonstrate
I SET T
I,
see
I TAB
I.
I
CLR T
1
(I SH I FT
H
DEL C
I) clears a tab previously set at the cursor's
position. To demonstrate
I CLR T
I,
see
I TAB
I.
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HP 98203A Keyboards
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