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LIST
—List the BASIC program currently in memory
LIST [first line] [ - Bast line]
The LIST command displays a BASIC program listing that has been
typed or LOADed into the Commodore 128's memory so you can
read and edit it. When LIST is used alone (without numbers following
it), the Commodore 128 gives a complete LISTing of the program on
the screen. The listing process may be slowed down by holding
down the COMMODORE key, paused by CONTROL S or NO SCROLL
KEY (and resumed by pressing any other key), or stopped by hitting
the RUN/STOP key. If the word LIST is followed by a line number, the
Commodore 128 shows only that line number. If LIST is typed with
two numbers separated by a dash, all lines from the first to the sec
ond line number are displayed. If LIST is typed followed by a number
and just a dash, the Commodore 128 shows all lines from that num
ber to the end of the program. And if LIST is typed with a dash, then a
number, all lines from the beginning of the program to that line num
ber are LISTed. By using these variations, any portion of a program
can be examined or brought to the screen for modification. In Com
modore 128 mode, LIST can be used in a program without the pro
gram terminating.
EXAMPLES:
LIST
LIST
100-
LIST 10
LIST -100
LIST 10-200
Shows entire program.
Shows from line 100 until the end of the
program.
Shows only line 10.
Shows all line from the beginning through line
100.
Shows lines from 10 to 200. inclusive.
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