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To copy information to a file or printer
• Choose File→Copy, select the type of information from the cascade menu, and use
the dialog box to select the file or printer.
• Using the command line, enter the copy command.
ASCII characters are copied to the file or printer.
If you copy information to an existing file, it will be appended to the file.
Refer to the following paragraphs for details about the different copy options.
Display ... Copies information currently in the display area. This option is useful
for restricting the number of lines that are copied. Also, this option is useful for
copying the contents of register classes other than BASIC.
Memory ... Copies the contents of a range of memory. The format is the same as
specified in the last display memory command. For example, if you copy memory
after displaying a range of memory in mnemonic format, the file would contain the
mnemonic memory information. If there is no previous display memory command,
the format used is a blocked hex byte format beginning at address zero.
Data Values ... Copies the contents of the defined data values last displayed. An
error occurs if you try to copy data values to a file if you have not yet displayed
data values.
Trace ... The most recently captured trace is copied to the file. The copied trace
listing is formatted according to the current display mode.
You can set the display mode with the Settings→Source/Symbols Modes or
Settings→Display Modes pulldown menu items. See the "Changing the Interface
Settings" section.
Registers ... Copies the current values of the BASIC register class to a file. To
copy the contents of the other register classes, first display the registers in that
class, and then use the File→Copy→Display ... command.
Breakpoints ... Copies the breakpoints list. If no breakpoints are present in the
list, only the enable/disable status is copied.
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