Omron C200H-ASC11 Manual page 178

Details of BASIC Commands
list
Syntax:
LIST
Command. To list the program in the current memory area to screen.
Description:
<line number> is any valid BASIC program line number in the range: [1...65535].
Remarks:
The combination of <line numbers> and dashes specifies the lines that will be listed.
1. If a single line number is given then only that line will be listed.
2. If a range of lines is specified (two line numbers separated by a dash) then that entire range
3. If a line number followed by only a dash is specified then all program lines from the
4. If a dash is followed by a line number then all program lines from the beginning of the
5. If only a . (dot) is used the line entered, or displayed, last will be listed.
If the output of list does not fit on a screen device, it will be scrolled, displaying only the last
most lines.
The output of the
CTRL
The difference between
LIST
LLIST
If the port is not configured correctly for output then a "CANNOT WRITE TO A READ_ONLY
DEVICE" error (code 0059) may occur.
Note:
> LIST 100-200
Examples:
100 REM THIS IS THE BEGINNING OF A SECTION TO BE LISTED
110 PRINT "HELLO WORLD"
200 REM THIS IS THE END OF A SECTION TO BE LISTED
>
See also:
LLIST
[(<line number> | . )][-[ (<line number> | . )]]
will be listed.
specified line number to the end of the program will be listed.
program to the specified line number will be listed.
statement can be interrupted using either the
LIST
+ is used, output can be resumed by pressing
B
LIST
outputs to port #1 on the ASC11 and ASC21 and port #3 on the ASC31.
outputs to port #2.
The output port is port #1 on ASC11 and ASC21 and port #3 on ASC31
CTRL
and is as follows:
LLIST
Section
+ or
CTRL X CTRL
+ again.
B
7-6
+ keys. If
B
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