Multiple Commands On A Line; Comments; The Command Line Editor; The Pice™ System Syntax M E N U - Intel l2ICE User Manual

Multiple Commands On a Line

To enter more than one command on a line, separate each command with a semicolon (;). The
following example shows two commands on the same line.
* m ? 0 LENGTH 32K HSjMAPIO 0 LENGTH S4T ICE

Comments

Enclose a comment within a slash-asterisk combination. The symbol /* begins the comment,
and the symbol * / ends the comment. The following example illustrates a comment.
*GO USING qwrite

The Command Line Editor

The command line editor controls various keys that enable you to edit command lines.
Use the right and left arrow keys to move the cursor to the desired location within the com­
mand line before entering the correction. Pressing the HOME key after pressing the left arrow
key moves the cursor to the beginning of the line. Pressing the HOME key after pressing the
right arrow key moves the cursor to the end of the line. The up arrow key restores the previous
line from the history buffer for editing. The down arrow key moves to the next line in the
history buffer.
Use the RUBOUT key to delete the character to the left of the cursor. (For the IBM PC hosts,
use the left arrow key at the top of the keyboard-above the < Enter > key—to perform the
rubout function.) To delete other characters on the command line, use the following control
characters:
CTRL-A
CTRL-F
CTRL-X
CTRL-Z
For more information on the command line editor, see the Editors entry in the FICE™ System
Reference Manual. Note that you can also edit commands using the FICE screen editor.
The l2 ICE™ System Syntax Menu
The FICE syntax menu lists your options when you enter FICE commands. If you follow its
choices, you cannot construct a syntactically incorrect FICE command, although it may be
semantically incorrect.
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Deletes the line to the right of the cursor, including the character at the
cursor position.
Deletes the character at the cursor position; adjusts line spacing.
Deletes the line to the left of the cursor, including the character at the cursor
position, and adjusts line spacing.
Deletes the entire line.
/* Emulate until quarters is modified * /
Introduction to Using the PICE™ System