Sharp MZ-700 Series Owner's Manual page 34

2. 3. 1. 3 VERIFY (abbreviated f o r m a t : V.)
Format
Function
L I S T
L I S T
L s — L e
Ls indicates the starting line n u m b e r and Le indicates
L I S T
Ls—
the ending line number.
L I S T
- L e .
This command lists all or part of the program lines contained in the BASIC text
area on the display screen.
Lists the entire program.
Lists all lines of the program to line 30.
Lists all lines of the program f r o m line 30 to the end.
; Lists all lines of the program f r o m line 30 to line 50.
Lists line 30 of the program.
O u t p u t of the program list t o the display screen can be temporarily interrupted by
pressing the space bar; listing is then resumed when the space bar is released. T o
terminate list o u t p u t , press the | BREAK ] key together with the 1 SHIFT ] key.
2. 3. 2. 4 LIST/P (abbreviated f o r m a t : L./P)
L I S T
J
L I S T - 3 0 J
L I S T 3 0 — J
L I S T 3 0 — 5 0 J
L I S T 3 0 J
Format
Function
LIST/P <Ls—Le>
L s
Starting line number
L e
Ending line number
This command lists all or part of the program in the BASIC text area on the printer.
The range of program lines t o be listed is specified in the same manner as w i t h the
LIST command described above.
N o t e : The angle brackets < . . . > in the above indicate that the enclosed item is optional.
2. 3. 2. 5 M E R G E (abbreviated f o r m a t : ME.)
M E R G E or M E R G E " filename"
The M E R G E command is used to read a program f r o m cassette tape. When a pro-
gram is read using this command, it is appended to the program in memory. If
" f i l e n a m e " is omitted, the c o m p u t e r reads the first file encountered on the cassette
tape.
If any line numbers in the program read are the same as those of the program in
m e m o r y , corresponding lines of the program in m e m o r y are replaced with lines
of the program read.
2. 3. 2. 6 NEW
NEW
The NEW command erases the BASIC text area and clears all variables. Execute
this command when y o u wish to clear the program in m e m o r y prior to entering
another program. This command does n o t erase the machine language area reserved
by the LIMIT statement.
Since the BASIC text area is automatically cleared b y the LOAD command, it is
n o t necessary to execute this command b e f o r e loading a BASIC program f r o m
cassette tape.
Format
Function
3 2