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BLOKEDIT COMMAND
5.4 -- Examples
.
--...
\.
The
ne~
file will contain the indicated lines From the
)
respective source files.
Each set of lines copied
from
the
source
files
has been separated from the next file's set of
lines
by
a
PAGE
directive (causing paging
when
the
UTILITY
file
is
assembled),
The PAGE directive was inserted using
quoted
1 i
nes.
BLOKEDIT
can also be used to rearrange the lines
or
an
existing
file
by
copying them in a given
se~uence
into the
n e
UI
f
i
1
e.
The
r
0
1
low
i n 9 comma n d f i 1
e :
PROGl
207-300,
10-2061
1-9
ror example}
could be used to
shu~fle
the lines in
the
source
file
PROGl. SA: O.
First,
lines
207-300
tliould
be
copied
into
the
new
~ile.
These would be folloUled
by
lines 10-206, which
would
be
followed
by
lines 1-9.
The
last example illustrates an error. message displayed
by
BLOKEDIT.
The
command line in error
is
displayed prior to
the error message.
The initial five-digit number in Tront of
the displayed command line gives
the
line's
physical
line
number
within
the rile (as displayed with the LIST command,
Chapter 17).
=BLOKEDIT
BLKCMD,TEMPEGU
CURRENT
SOURCE FILE IS EGU
. SA:O
00002
.. 56-34
**
38
INVALID
LINE
NUMBER OR RANGE
=
The
error
was caused
by
an
invalid
line
sta~ting
.number of a
ra~ge
must be less
ending number
or
the
range.
number
range.
The
than or
e~ual
to
the
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