Commodore Plus 4 - Page 135

NEW NEW
— This command erases the entire program in memory and clears out
any variables that may have been used. Unless the program was
stored somewhere, it is lost until you type it in again. Be careful when
you use this command.
— The NEW command can also be used as a statement in a BASIC
program. When the Plus/4 gets to this line, the program is erased
and everything stops. This is not especially useful under normal
circumstances.
PI RENAME R£NAME IDdrive #] "old name" TO "new name" [.U unit #]
_ Used to rename a file on a diskette.
EXAMPLE.
RENAME "TEST" TO "FINALTEST"
~
Changes the name of
the file "TEST" to
"FINALTEST"
RENUMBER reNUMBEB\ new starting line # [.increment [,old starting line //111
_ The new starting line is the number of the first line in the program after
renumbering. It defaults to 10.
— The increment is the spacing between line numbers, i.e. 10, 20, 30 etc.
It also defaults to 10.
The old starting line number is the line number in the program where
renumbering is to begin. This allows you to renumber a portion of your
—. program. It defaults to the first line of your program.
This command can only be executed from direct mode.
H
_ EXAMPLES:
~
Starting at line 65,
■^ _j renumbers in incre
ments of 10. Line 65
becomes line 10.
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