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SEQK SEQuence Kill
Classification: Sequence memory management
Command Syntax: SEQK <name>
Limits: <name> = a valid MS-DOS filename
(8 characters minus any extension)
Query Syntax: SEQK? <name>
Limits: <name> = a valid MS-DOS filename
(8 characters minus any extension)
Query Response: 0 or 1
Description: The SEQK command deletes a sequence by name. The query
returns a one (1) if the named sequence can be deleted. If sequence
is read-only or nonexistent, the query returns a zero (0).
Other Required Cmds: None
Example:
S E Q K M Y _ S E Q / / D e l e t e s e q c a l l e d
/ / " M Y _ S E Q "
SEQL SEQuence Load
Classification: Sequence memory management
Command Syntax: SEQL <name>
Limits: <name> = a valid MS-DOS filename
(8 characters minus any extension)
Query Syntax: SEQL? <name>
Limits: <name> = a valid MS-DOS filename
(8 characters minus any extension)
Query Response: 0 or 1
Description: The SEQL command copies the sequence having a name equal
to <name> from sequence memory into the sequence edit buffer.
The query returns a one (1) if the named sequence can be loaded,
otherwise a zero (0) is returned.
Other Required Cmds: An SEQU command must be executed after the SEQL command
to start running the sequence.
Example:
S E Q L M Y _ S E Q / / L o a d " M Y _ S E Q " d i r i n
/ / e d i t b u f f e r
S E Q U / / S t a r t r u n n i n g t h e s e q u e n c e i n
/ / t h e b u f f e r