EDIT Subcommands-nnnnn
nnnnnUse the nnnnn subcommand to enter and locate lines when you are using
line-number editing. The format of the nnnnn subcommand is:
r ------------------------------.--------------------------,I{nnnnn } I nnnnnnnn
r text]I I L nnnnn indicates a line number between 0 BASIC or VSBASIC, or a line number
filetype is FREEFORT.
and 99999 if the filetype is
between0 and 99999999 if the
text specifies a line of text to be inserted into the file at the
specified line number. If a line with that number already
exists, it is replaced. If no text line is specified, the
current line pointer is positioned at the line number specified. nnnnn subcommand
editing; that is, you
RIGHT LEFT operand.
andFREEFOR! files.
is valid only when you are using line-number
have issued the LINEMODE subcommand using the
Line-number editing is the default forVSBASIC When you issue the nnnnn subcommand with no operands, the line with the
specified line number is displayed. If the line is not found, the
editor displays the message:
LINENOT FOUND and the current line pointer is set at the largest line number that does
not exceed nnnnn.
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nnnnn
line-number editing. The format of the nnnnn subcommand is:
r ------------------------------.--------------------------,
r text]
filetype is FREEFORT.
and 99999 if the filetype is
between
text specifies a line of text to be inserted into the file at the
specified line number. If a line with that number already
exists, it is replaced. If no text line is specified, the
current line pointer is positioned at the line number specified.
editing; that is, you
RIGHT
and
is valid only when you are using line-number
have issued the LINEMODE subcommand using the
Line-number editing is the default for
specified line number is displayed. If the line is not found, the
editor displays the message:
LINE
not exceed nnnnn.
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