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CONCAT file 2 [.Ddrive number] TO file 1
[,Ddrive number] [<ON | ,>Udevice]
The CONCAT command attaches file 2 to the end of file 1 and
retains the name of file 1. The device number defaults to 8 and
the drive number defaults to 0.
EXAMPLE:
Concat File B” to File A
FILE B is attached to FILE A and the combined file is designated
FILE A
Concat (A$) to (B$), D1, U9
The file named by B$ becomes a new file of the same name with
the file named by A$ attached to the end of B$ This is
performed on Unit 9, drive 1 (a dual disk drive).
Whenever a variable is used as a filename as in the last example,
the filename variable must be surrounded by parentheses.
NOTE: Keep the filenames short (10 characters) because the
command buffer is limited in some disk drives.
CONT
Continue program execution
CONT
This command is used to restart a program that has been
stopped by either using the STOP key, a STOP statement, or an
END statement. The program resumes execution where it left off.
CONT will not resume with the program if lines have been
changed or added to the program or if any editing of the program
is performed on the screen. If the program stopped due to an
error; or if you have caused an error before trying to restart the
program CONT will not work. The error message in this case is
CANT CONTINUE ERROR.
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