Tandy 1000 MS-DOS Reference Manual page 238

Chapter 10 / EDLIN Command Reference
·List
(L)
[linel][,line2jL
Displays all lines within the range line1 and line2.
Notes
• You can omit linel:
, line2L I
ENTER
I
If you do, the display begins before the current line and ends
with line2. The comma is required to indicate that you omit-
ted linel.
• You can omit line2:
linel L
I
ENTER
I
If you do, EDLIN displays 23 lines, starting with linel.
• If you omit both parameters, EDLIN displays 23 lines-the 11
lines immediately preceding the current line, the current line,
and the 11 lines immediately following the current line. If
fewer than 11 lines precede the current line, EDLIN displays
more lines that follow the current line to make a total of 23
lines.
• If some of your lines are longer than the screen width (require
more than 1 display line) they will still be counted as a single
line by EDLIN. In other words, if the List command requires
more text than the screen can display, the excess will scroll
off the top.
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