Yamaha RCX141, User Manual

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10. “PROGRAM” mode
10.2.10 Cutting the selected lines
[Procedure]
After selecting the lines in “10.2.8”, press the
F 3
(CUT) key.
The data on the selected lines are cut and stored into the buffer. The “
C
“ marks then
disappear.
Fig. 4-10-11 Cutting the selected lines
PROGRAM >EDIT
<TEST2 >
1 WAIT DI3(4,3,2)=3
2 MOVE P,P0 ’ORIGIN
3 MOVE P,P1
4 DO(20)=1
5 DELAY 1000
SELECT COPY CUT PASTE BS
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10.2.11 Pasting the data
[Procedure]
When the
F 4
(PASTE) key is pressed in “PROGRAM>EDIT” mode, the data stored
into the buffer by copy/cut operation is inserted just before the cursor line.
Fig. 4-10-12 Pasting the data
PROGRAM >EDIT
<TEST2 >
1 ’***** TEST2 PROGRAM *****
2 ’
3 DO2(0)=0
4 WAIT DI3(4,3,2)=3
5 MOVE P,P0 ’ORIGIN
SELECT COPY CUT PASTE BS
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10.2.12 Backspace
[Procedure]
Pressing the
F 5
(BS) key in “PROGRAM>EDIT” mode backs the cursor and deletes
the preceding character.
When the cursor is at the beginning of a line, it connects to the end of the previous line.
However, nothing is changed if the number of characters on the connected line exceeds
75 characters.
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NOTE
The data stored in the buffer can be
pasted repeatedly until you exit
“PROGRAM” mode.
However, if another copy/cut operation
is performed, then the data within the
buffer is rewritten.