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LIST COMMAND
17.3 -- Examples
17.3 Examples
The MDOS equate Tile is used in
all
or
the
following
examples.
The
rollowing example shows what is
probabl~
the
most commonly used form of the LIST command.
No options
are
used.
The
default
values foT' suffix,
logical unit
numbeT',
<s tart:> and <end:> sp ec
i
f i cat ions,
pag e
forma t,
and
outp ut
device
ar~
used.
It
is
assumed
that
the BREAK
key
was
depressed
to
terminate the
LIST
command and return control to
MDOS in
this example.
=LIST EGU
PAGE 001
EGU
. SA: 0
* *
TURN OFF THE
LISTING
'*
*
OPT
NOL
PAGE
*
MDOS VERSION
03.00 -- SYSTEM EGUATE
FILE -- JULY 25,1978
*
SPC 3
*
=
The
following
example
uses the <end> specification to
stop on the tenth line of the file.
Since the default
value
for the <start> specification is to be used,
a null parameter
must be specified for it.
This is done
b~
entering
the
two
adjacent
commas.
The
II
Nit option causes the display of the
ph~sical
line numbers.
=LIST EGU"Ll0iN
PAGE 001
EOU
, SA: 0
00001
*
*
TURN OFF THE
LISTING
*
*
OPT NOL
PAGE
00002
00003
00004
00005
00006
00007
00008
00009
00010
*
MDOS
VERSION
03. 00 -- SYSTEM EQUATE
FILE
JULY 25, 1978
=
*
SPC 3
*
The
following
example
uses
both
specifications
to
cause
the
display
t
h T'
0 U
9 h 40 l i n c 1 us
i
ve.
<start>
and
<end~
of physical lines 30
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17-05
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