MEMEDIT.HLP     Mike's Memory editor for F-PC 3.35
Mike Mayo 9/13/89

This memory editor uses a dump utility, typically the standard DUMP, but
optionally using a DUMPC@ other than standard.   Cursor keys move the cursor
around the screen over the DUMP'ed data to select an address to edit.   You
must then press <enter> to bring up an editing line for the selected
location.


These deferred words allow the editor to be patched e.g. for editing
memory in some target processor's environment.

mec!      the word for storing a changed location
medump    the dump utility to use
medln     the one-line part of the dump utility
nwidth    a value to select byte-wide or word-wide editing


Words that change the display attributes of the data at the cursor
cur>rev         cur>norm        cur>bold


Words that move the cursor and/or the dump window
curhome         curend          ^curhome        ^curend
pgup            pgdn            ^pgup           ^pgdn
curleft         curright         curdown         curup

metib   A buffer for keyboard input, used by CHANGE

change ( -- )  Edit the data at the current location,
               and redisplay the line of dump data.

mem-edit ( a l -- )     The top level word.
                        Takes address and length just like DUMP


wEDIT is an example of how to make use of the deferred words.

To try out the memory editor enter .....
        pad 128  mem-edit

