Substitute Into Memory - Nice Z80+ Operation Manual

S - SUBSTITUTE INTO MEMORY
Purpose
Allows you to view and optionally enter data into the target system RAM.
Format
S Start-Address - Starts at the specified address.
Once the process is started, the terminal displays the data at the current address.
At that point you may enter any of the following:
1. A single carrige return. In this case the data at the associated address remains
unchanged, the current address is incremented, and the next data is bytie
displayed.
2. New data to replace the current data followed by a carriage return. The
current address is then incremented and the next byte displayed.
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3. A "-" followed by a carriage return. This form is used to back up to a previous
location and correct an error. The data at the current address is left
unchanged. The current address is decremented and the previous byte is
displayed. At that point, you may type any of the options in this list.
4. A "." followed by a carriage return. This ends the substitute process and causes
NICE to return to the command line interpreter.
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