Apple IIe - Page 255

The System Monitor 255
To store data in consecutive memory locations, type the address
followed by a colon and the data. Each data item should be
separated
with a blank space. The monitor can accept as many
data values
as it can fit on a command line (255 characters).
The
monitor stores the address after the last changed address as
the opened address. Therefore, to continue entering consecu-
tive data values, just type a colon followed by the remainder of
the data.
*300:123 4 5
*:6 7 8 9 A B C D E F
*300.30E
0300-01
02
03 04 05 06 07 08
0308-09 OA OB
oc
OD OE OF
Changing Registers
When the monitor executes any program using the GO com-
mand (described later), it first loads the 6502's registers with the
values in locations 45 through 49. To alter these values, first
execute a register examine.
*CTRL-E
A=OF X=FC Y=07 P= BO S=11
Then, type a colon followed by the new values.
*: 12345
*CTRL-E
A=01 X=02 Y=03 P=04 S=OS
This command sequence works because the examine register
command stored 45 as the opened address.
Move Data
Suppose that the data which is to be stored in one memory block
already exists in another memory block . The act of reading that
data followed by re-entering it would involve wasted effort . The