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| en:docs:dos:cmd:basic:auto [2024/04/14 10:54] – created prokushev | en:docs:dos:cmd:basic:auto [2024/06/06 12:13] (current) – prokushev | ||
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| - | AUTO [start [, increment]] | + | AUTO [start|.][, [increment]] |
| </ | </ | ||
| ===== Description ===== | ===== Description ===== | ||
| - | Automatic line numbering for manual program entry. | + | Automatic line numbering for manual program entry. If the line already exists, then an |
| asterisk is displayed and pressing ENTER leaves the line as-is. | asterisk is displayed and pressing ENTER leaves the line as-is. | ||
| - | exist, then an asterisk is not displayed and pressing ENTER terminates AUTO mode. | + | exist, then an asterisk is not displayed and pressing ENTER skips to next line. |
| - | Regardless whether the line exists, entering the command MAN will terminate AUTO mode. | + | AUTO mode is terminated by any ERROR or by pressing |
| - | AUTO mode is also terminated by any ERROR or by pressing | + | |
| + | If start argument omitted, then 10 used as default. Dot means usage of last entered line in auto mode. | ||
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| + | If increment argument omitted, then 10 used as default. | ||




