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Instructions
EDIT$–Fieldata Image Composition Editing Package
Table 8–2. General-Purpose Editing Routines
E$MSGR LMJ X11,EMSGR$ Message editor reentry.
E$MSG p1 LA,U A0,p1
LMJ X11,EMSG$
E$OCTF p1, p2 LA A0,p2
LA,U A1,p1
LMJ X11,EOCTF$
E$OCTV p1 LA A0,p1
LMJ X11,EOCTV$
E$PACK p1, p2 LA,U A0,p2
LA,U A1,p1
LMJ X11,EPACK$
E$PRINT p1 LA,U A0,p1
LMJ X11,EPRINT$
E$SKIP p1 LA,U A0,p1
LMJ X11,ESKIP$
Description
This routine performs the same operation as EMSG$ except
that the pointer to the input string is taken from the packet.
With these two routines, it is possible to copy a string into the
image, occasionally interrupting this process to perform other
editing functions at certain selected points in the string.
Message editor initial entry.
Copies the characters starting at the address given in A0 into
the image. This process stops when the character in S2 of the
first word of the packet is found. The pointer to this string is
saved in the packet and return is made to the user.
Edit octal (fixed length).
Edits A0 to A1 octal digits. Leading zeros are not suppressed.
A1 must not exceed 12.
Edit octal (variable length).
Edits contents of A0 to octal. The number of digits edited
depends on the size of the number. If the number is greater
than seven, a leading zero is added.
Copies and packs a string.
Same as ECOPY$ except that master spaces are ignored.
Prints image line and EDITX$.
The image pointed to by the image location in the packet is
printed and EDITX$ performed. The line spacing is given in A0.
If the parameter is omitted, a value of one is used.
Advances the column pointer.
The number given in A0 is added to the column pointer. A0
may be negative.
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