2.
Offset from the first byte of the current logical record
(in
hex
notation).
3. Hex representation of the byte listed.
4. ASCII representation of the byte. A period
is
used for
all
non-displayable bytes.
Examples
LI
ST
TESTF
I
LE:
0
(ENTER)
searches Drive 0 for TESTFILE/TXT.
If
not found,
it
searches for
TESTFILE.
LIST
MONITOR/CMD
(HEXtLRL=S)
lists MONITOR/CMD
in
the hexadecimal mode using
an
LRL of 8.
LIST
REPLY/T)<T
(NUMtTAB=10tP)
(ENTER)
prints a listing of REPLY/TXT
on
the printer, numbering each line that
is
printed. Lines are numbered beginning with 00001. Any tab
character encountered causes a jump to the next tab position (every
10th column).
LIST
TESTFILE/OBJ
(HE>(
tREC=5)
(ENTER)
list TESTFILE/OBJ
in
the hex mode, beginning with record
5.
Sample Use
Suppose you used BUILD to create a file named HEXFILE/TXT which
contains hexadecimal characters that are not available from the
keyboard. Issue the command:
LIST
HE>:FILElT>n
(ENTER)
and the special characters are displayed
on
the screen.
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