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Editing Keys
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The editing keys put easy character editing and line editing at your fingertips. Some of
these keys only work when you are in edit mode, which is entered by typing:
EDIT
I
EXEC
1
Edit mode is described in detail in BASIC Programming Techniques. To exit edit mode,
press
I
PSE
I.
The
I
RCL
1
key recalls the last line that you entered, executed, or deleted.
Several previous lines can be recalled this way.
I
RCL
1
is particularly
handy to use when you
mi~type
a line. Instead of retyping the entire
line, you can recall it, edit it using the editing keys, and enter or execute
it again.
Type:
PRINT "1"
I
EXEC
1
to print the number
1
on the screen. Now press
I
RCL
1
to recall the PRINT
statement. Edit the statement to print the number
2
by positioning the
cursor under the
1
and typing
rn
over it. Press
I
EXEC
1
again. Now press
I
RCL
1
several times to see all of the statements it remembers from the last
entered to the earliest entered. Then press
I
SHIFT
H
RCL
1
several times
to review the statements from the earliest to the last. Press
I
CLR S
1
to
exit.
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