command/LIST command/LIST NAME LIST -- Lets you look at lines of a BASIC program ABBREVIATION l <shift> I SYNOPSIS LIST [<first_line>][-[<last_line>]] FUNCTION The LIST command lets you look at lines of a BASIC program that have been typed or LOADed into the computer's memory. When LIST is used alone (without any numbers following it), you get a complete LISTing of the program on your screen, which may be slowed down by holding the C= key (Commodore key), paused by <ctrl>-S (unpaused by pressing any other key), or STOPed by pressing the <run/stop> key. If you follow the word LIST with a line number, your computer only shows that line number. If you type LIST with two numbers separated by a dash, the computer shows all lines from the first to the second line number. If you type LIST followed by a number and just a dash, it shows all the lines from that number to the end of the program. And if you type LIST, a dash, and then a number, you get all the lines from the beginning of the program to that line number. Using these variations, you can examine any portion of a program, or easily bring lines to the screen for modification. INPUTS <first_line> - first BASIC line to be shown <last_line> - last BASIC line to be shown RESULT Brings BASIC program lines to the screen. EXAMPLES LIST Shows entire program. LIST 100- Shows from line 100 until the end of the program. LIST 10 Shows only line 10. LIST -100 Shows lines from the beginning until line 100. LIST 10-200 Shows lines from 10 to 200, inclusive. NOTES None BUGS None SEE ALSO None