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526 Appendix A Command Reference
SEQQ?
SEQuence Query pointer
Class Sequence memory management
Description Returns number sequence names from the list of all the sequence names stored in
sequence memory beginning at index . The directories are kept in alphanumeric order. The
generator maintains internal variables for the current index and number values. The value
of index is automatically incremented by number after the query is executed. Sending the
query with just an index parameter, will return the same number of names as the last time,
starting at the given index. Sending the query with no parameters will return the next set of
names in the directory buffer.
Query syntax SEQQ? index number
index
positive integer number
number
positive integer number
Query response List of specified sequence names.
Example 1
SEQQ? 1 9999 // List the names of all sequences stored in memory
Example 2
SEQQ? 1 10 // List names of the first ten sequences stored in memory
SEQQ? 21 // List names of the 21st through the 30th sequences
SEQQ? // List names of the 31st through the 40th sequences