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DATAMAN S4 MANUAL
shown in the display. Press ENTER to proceed to
the next occurrence.
Use ESCape to terminate SEEK. The EDIT key
puts you in the editor
at the found address, if working from the keypad.
In any case, SEEK
leaves the last matching address as the EDIT
parameter, so you can
EDIT the found data.
MOVE KEY<$&MOVE>
@COMPUTER TEXT = >><R>
>><R>
>>MOVE<R>
00000,01FFF,03000
@COMMAND = MOVE
(START),(END),(DEST)
<$IBlocks;Moving>Move memory block within
USER RAM. START and END
define the block, inclusively. Blocks can be moved
forwards or backwards. Overlapping
causes no problem. The contents of the original
block are left unchanged
- except where the destination block overlaps.
<$IKEY;SWAP>SWAP
KEY<$&SWAP>
@COMPUTER TEXT = <R>
>><R>
>><R>
>>SWAP<R>
0FE20,0FE30,0FF00
@COMMAND = SWAP (START),(END),(DEST)
<$IBlocks;Exchanging>Exchanges the code in
two equal length memory
MOVE KEY<$&MOVE>
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