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Gordon.dye: /* Parameters */

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Parameters

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	To delete a range of lines you must also use the '''last line number''' parameter. This is the number of the last line you wish to delete.		To delete a range of lines you must also use the '''last line number''' parameter. This is the number of the last line you wish to delete.


			The following parameter is useful for enforcing security:

			SOURCE allows you to delete source code without deleting the object (executable) code. This lets you hide sections of your program for security purposes. However, once this is done the program cannot be reloaded from source because the source is misssing. So always keep a separate copy of the full original source.

	==Technical Considerations==		==Technical Considerations==

Gordon.dye: /* Syntax */

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Syntax

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	==Syntax==		==Syntax==
	DEL <first line number> [<last line number>]		DEL <first line number> [<last line number>] [SOURCE]
	[[Image:Del.png]]		[[Image:Del.png]]

Laura: /* Syntax */

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Syntax

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	==Syntax==		==Syntax==
			DEL <first line number> [<last line number>]
	[[Image:Del.png]]		[[Image:Del.png]]

John: moved Delete Command to Delete (command)

2014-02-26T15:42:47Z

moved Delete Command to Delete (command)

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John at 15:42, 26 February 2014

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	The '''Del (DE)''' command deletes one or more lines from the program currently loaded in memory.		The '''Del (DE)''' [[command]] deletes one or more lines from the program currently loaded in memory.

	==Comments and Examples==		==Comments and Examples==

Laura: moved Del to Delete Command

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moved Del to Delete Command

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Mikhail.zheleznov: *

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	==Parameters==		==Parameters==
	DEL requires the "1st line number" parameter, which is either the single line number you wish to delete, or the first line number of a range of lines you wish to delete.		DEL requires the '''1st line number''' parameter, which is either the single line number you wish to delete, or the first line number of a range of lines you wish to delete.

	To delete a range of lines you must also use the "last line number" parameter. This is the number of the last line you wish to delete.		To delete a range of lines you must also use the '''last line number''' parameter. This is the number of the last line you wish to delete.

	==Technical Considerations==		==Technical Considerations==

Mikhail.zheleznov: Created new syntax diagram and edited text content

2011-12-19T12:22:14Z

Created new syntax diagram and edited text content

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The '''Del (DE)''' command deletes one or more lines from the program currently loaded in memory.

==Comments and Examples==
At least one line number must follow the DEL command. The system will delete the specified line or, if two line numbers are indicated, it will delete both lines and all lines in between.

The following example deletes lines 30-70:

DEL 30 70

==Syntax==
[[Image:Del.png]]

==Defaults==
:1) Delete only the specified line.

==Parameters==
DEL requires the "1st line number" parameter, which is either the single line number you wish to delete, or the first line number of a range of lines you wish to delete.

To delete a range of lines you must also use the "last line number" parameter. This is the number of the last line you wish to delete.

==Technical Considerations==

To open up all the storage space that deleted lines take up, save the file in source and reload it. This allows you to reclaim approximately 100 bytes of object code for every seven deleted lines.

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