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Chapter 8: C Programming
DELETE
The DELETE command will let you delete a specific line or number of lines of your program.
To delete a specific line of your program, type DELETE followed by the line number. For
example:
ISACC>delete 3
DELETE LINES
ISACC>
The text on line 4, if any, will be moved up to line 3.
If you would like to delete a section of program, for instance lines 12 through 35, type DE-
LETE, spacebar, 12, spacebar, 35.
ISACC>delete 12 35
DELETE LINES
ISACC>
ERASE
The ERASE command is used to delete an entire C program at once. Using this command
eliminates having to delete a program by specifying line numbers when the whole program is
to be erased. To use this command, type the word ERASE at the prompt. For example:
ISACC>erase
LIST
The command LIST allows you to view your program on the screen. If you want to view all
of your program enter LIST at a prompt. To view a particular line within a program, enter
LIST, spacebar, line number. For example:
ISACC>list 4
To view a particular section of lines, enter LIST, spacebar, starting line number, spacebar,
ending line number.
ISACC>list 14 35
At the bottom of your listed program, ISACC will give you an update on bytes used and bytes
remaining. Remember, there are 8191 bytes available
ISACC>list
#01 main()
#02 {
#03 }
36 bytes used
8155 bytes remaining