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LIST LIST \firstline#] [-[last line #]]
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The LIST command lets you look at lines of a BASIC program that have
been typed or LOADed into the Plus/4'S memory. When used alone
(without any numbers following it), the Plus/4 gives a complete LISTing
of the program on your screen, which may be slowed down by holding
down the C* key, paused by CTRL S (unpaused by press
ing any other key), orSTOPped by hitting the RUN/STOP key. If
you follow the word LIST with a line number, the Plus/4 only shows that
line number. If you type LIST with two numbers separated by a dash,
the Plus/4 shows all lines from the first to the second line number. If
you type LIST followed by a number and just a dash, it shows all the
lines from that number to the end of the program. And if you type LIST,
a dash, and then a number, you get all the lines from the beginning
of the program to that line number. Using these variations, you can
examine any portion of a program, or easily bring lines to the screen
for modification.
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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 lines from
the beginning until
line 100.
Shows lines from
10 to 200, inclusive.
LOAD L0AD ["filename"][,device#] [.relocate flag\
This is the command to use when you want to use a program stored on
cassette tape or on disk. If you type just LOAD and hit the RETURN
key, the Plus/4 screen goes blank. Press play, and the Plus/4 starts
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