2F19A |
ViewLevel1
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( ob → ob' )
Edits the object in level 1.
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2F2DA |
AlgCharEdit
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2F1AF |
AlgObEdit
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( ob → ob' )
Used instead of ViewLevel1 if in Algebraic
mode. Does not execute STARTED and EXITED.
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2F1AD |
CharEdit
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2B2F2 |
(DoLevel1:)
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( ob → ob' )
Evaluates the next object in the runstream,
which usually in an editing command like
<REF>ObEdit. When the evaluation returns FALSE,
the original object which was saved in a
temporary variable is restored to the stack.
When the evaluation returns TRUE, the TRUE is
removed from the stack.
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257BE |
ClrNewEditL
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2F1A8 |
EditFont
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2EEE5 |
EditLevel1
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( ob → ob' )
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2F1AE |
ObEdit
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( ob → ob' T )
( ob → F )
Edits object. When the user cancels, only
FALSE is returned. Otherwise the changed
object along with TRUE is returned.
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2F1AC |
StrEdit
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011004 |
^EQW3Edit
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( symb → symb' T )
( symb → F )
Opens the equation editor to edit the
expression. If exited by ENTER, returns new
expression and TRUE. If exited by CANCEL,
returns just FALSE.
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2EEE9 |
EditString
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( $ → )
Starts editing the string in the command line
when the current program exits. This is the
entry to use if a program should exit with
the command line. Use InitEdLine before this
entry to clear the command line (if desired)
- if not, the string is inserted into the
existing command line. All code after this
entry will be executed before control is
handed to the editor application. For
example:
::
"SOME STRING"
DUPLEN$ SWAP (get length)
InitEdLine (clear the editline)
EditString (string to editline)
STO_CURS_POS2 (cursor at end)
"Starting editor..."
FlashMsg (display *before* edit)
;
Note that when you press ENTER after
editing, the command line will be parsed
normally.
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2B351 |
Rcl&Do:
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( id → )
Executes the program which is next in the
runstream on the contents of the variable.
The program typically is an edit command,
with the stack diagrams
( ob → ob' T )
( ob → F )
If the flag is TRUE, ob' is stored back into
the original variable.
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2B31A |
Roll&Do:
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( # → )
Does ROLL and then executes the program which
is next on the runsteam. So the program is
applied to the object on level #. Typically,
this is an edit command, with the stack
diagram
( ob → ob )
After the program exits, UNROLL is used to
put the object back to the right stack
position. This entry is probably used in the
interactive stack.
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2F09B |
(Rcl&Edit)
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( id → )
Uses Rcl&Do: to edit the contents of the
variable.
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2F09C |
(Rcl&View)
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( id → )
Uses Rcl&Do: to view the contents of the
variable.
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2F09D |
(Roll&Edit)
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( # → )
Uses Roll&Do: to edit the contents of
specified stack level.
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2F09E |
(Roll&View)
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( # → )
Uses Roll&Do: to view the contents of
specified stack level.
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