On Fri, 25 Jan 2002, Clarence Verge wrote:
> It is a bit limited in that it has no provision for reading and writing
> files, or comm ports.
Oh? (I'm not sure about the com ports but it can certainly
read and write files.)
LOAD file
Load a program into memory. The program previously in memory is
erased. The file name should be in quotes; a .TEXT extension is
automatically added. Files contain ASCII listings of the programs.
All lines in the file must begin with a line number, but line
numbers do not need to be in increasing order.
MERGE file
Load a program into memory. The previous program remains in
memory; if a line exists in both programs, the newly loaded
line is kept.
SAVE file
Save the program in memory to a file.
- Steve
