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BLOKEDIT
COMMAND
5.2 -- BLOKEDIT Command File
5
12345
100-364
12,15,1-5,17-200,5-15,2,2
a~e
valid
forms
Or
physical line
numbe~
command lines.
A
source Tile's physical line numbers can be printed using
the
LIST command described
in
Chapter 17.
5.2.3 Guoted lines
A command line that begins with
a
double quote character
(") indicates the beginning
01"
the end
oT
quoted lines.
Any
information that appears on the same line as the double quote
is ignored.
A quoted line is any line bounded
b~
a
pail"
of
command lines which begin with a double quote character.
All
quoted lines will be copied directly from
file
into
the
neUf
file,
as is.
Thus,
it is possible to include
original lines of text that will be copied into the new
file
in
addition
to
the
physical
lines
copied rrom the named
source files.
The following example illustrates the
use
Or
quoted lines:
II
START OF QUOTED LINE SEGUENCE
LABEL LDAA
#$FD
SET MASK
LSRB .
• STAB TAB+4
TAB.
*
.
*
COMMENTS IN QUOTED LINES GET WRITTEN OUl
*'
'-'MP EX IT .
" END OF QUOTED LINE SEQUENCE
The first and the last lines
Or
the example will be discarded
by the BLOKEDIT command.
The eight lines in between will
be
written as is into the new file.
5. 3 Messages
"he
rollowing messages can be displayed by the BLOKEDIT
command.
Not all messages are error messagesl although error
me£sages
are
included
in
this
list.
The standard errol"
messages that can be displayed by all commands are not listed
here.
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05-03
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