console stack in front of any existing lines. For example, if this macro
were invoked:
$forllat#input
the subcommands would execute in the following order:
first-out), the default, the
execute (since it is the first command in the stack) and the remaining
subcommands would be read into the file as input lines.
If an
macro, the editor clears the console stack and issues the
message
These errors cause the
stacked subcommands are cleared before the editor regains control, so
that none of the subcommands are executed, and the file remains
unchanged.
macros clear the stack if an error occurs.
them as EDIT subcom.ands.
Attention or Enter key, and then entering a command or data line.
Results are unpredictable, and you
lines in the stack.
If your edit macro contains a
The
varies according to the amount of free
at the time of the stacking
storage that is available to
Notes on Using
special subcommand whose use only has meaning in a macro: the
executing an EDIT
variable symbol on a subcommand line, you must stack that subcommand
using the
Listed below are some notes on using various EDIT subcommands in your
macro files.
macros.
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