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EDITOR:
copyright (C) 1983 by E. E. Bergmann
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alphabetical (ASCII) list of defined words
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* *
* PISTOL-Portably Implemented Stack Oriented Language *
* Version 2.0 *
* (C) 1983 by Ernest E. Bergmann *
* Physics, Building #16 *
* Lehigh Univerisity *
* Bethlehem, Pa. 18015 *
* *
* Permission is hereby granted for all reproduction and *
* distribution of this material provided this notice is *
* included. *
* *
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:: (Line numbers change with the editing process,
the first line in the file is numbered 1,
the next, 2, etc.)
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::
DELETE takes a single line number and deletes that line from
the edit buffer.
DELETES deletes several lines. How many is specified by the
top of stack. The location by the next to top.
FINISH is used to end the edit session. It appends both
the contents of the editbuffer to the file
specified in the last OPENW and the remaining
lines of the file specified by the last OPENR.
INPUT takes the line number on the top of stack and allows
the user to enter (insert above the old line specified)
as many new lines as desired. Completion of input is
signified by supplying an empty line (an immediate
carriage return).
LI lists portions of the edit buffer; it acts differently
depending upon the number of arguments on stack. If
there are no arguments, everthing is listed (LISTALL).
If there is a single line number on the stack, that
single line is displayed.
Listing a sequence of lines within the edit
buffer is achieved with two line numbers on the stack.
The sequence of displayed lines begins with the line
numbered by the bottom of stack. If the top of stack
contains a larger number, that number is the number
of the last line in the displayed sequence. Otherwise,
if it is a smaller number, it is used to specify the
total number of lines in the sequence.
LISTALL lists the complete contents in the edit buffer.
NEWF "Newfile" resets all pointers so that anything that
may have been in the editbuffer is lost. Should be
used at the start of editing a new task.
OPENR takes a string pointed to by the top of stack and
opens that named file for reading. It is the user's
responsibility to make sure that the named file
exists already. If another file was opened for reading
previously, it is closed by this new OPENR.
OPENW takes a string pointed to by the top of stack and
opens that named file for writing.
(*** It will DESTROY any file that already exists
with that name!!!****)
READ takes the number of lines specified by the top of
stack from the file specified by the last OPENR and
appends them to the end of text in the edit buffer.
REPLACE Deletes the line specified by the top of stack and
begins INPUT at that same line.
WRITE takes the number of lines specified by the top of
stack from the beginning of the text in the edit
buffer and places them at the end of the file
specified in the last OPENW.
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