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DUMP COMMAND
11.2 -- DUMP Command Set
r<str:>J<cr>
or
or
C<st,..>J/<c,..:>
The
element
string <str> will cause successive bytes of the
change buffer to be
changed
to
the
respective
values
of
<str::>.
If
<st-r::> is not specified, no changes
usili
be applied
to the change buffer.
The <cr>
only
will
cause
the
next
offset
of
th
e chang e buffer
to be
opened
and d i sp
layed.
The
1I· ....
<cr)"
will
cause the previous location
of
the change buffer
to
be
opened
and
displayed.
The
"I<cr)" will cause the
current location
to
be closed
and
the examine/change
mode
to
be terminated.
The
initial
command
used
to enter the
examin~/change
mode can also take on the
follo~ing
forms:
which will
at
offset
Then
the
displayed.
commands.
b/<str><cr)
cause the locations of the change buffer
starting
"b"
to be changed according to the string <str).
location
after
the
last
one
changed
will
be
The operator can then ental' other examine/change
If the initial command has the form:
b/<stT')/<cr)
then the same function will be performed as in
the
previous
command;
however,
instead of remaining in the examine/change
mode,
the normal command mode is entered.
11. 3
Messages
The following messages can
be
displayed
by
the
DUMP
command.
Not
all messages are error messagesi however,
error
messages are
included
in
the
list.
The
standard
error
messages
that
can be displayed by all commands are not listed
here.
WHAT?
The command issued in response to the
DUMP
input
prompt was
not
recognized.
A
new input prompt
is
displayed .
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