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HP 9000 200 Series Manual (230 pages)
Using the BASIC 5.0/5.1 System
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HP
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Desktop
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Table of Contents
Table of Contents
5
Introduction to Using the BASIC System
9
Chapter 1: Loading BASIC into Memory
11
Turn on Computer
12
Is BASIC Loaded and Ready for Use
14
What to Do Next
15
Chapter 2: Introduction to the System
15
Notations in this Manual
17
Using the Keyboard
20
What Can You Do at the Keyboard
21
Performing Calculations at the Keyboard
21
Typing and Executing Commands
22
Using Typing-Aid Softkeys
23
Softkey Labels
24
What State Is the System in
27
Is a Program Running
27
Is There a BASIC Program in Memory
30
Clearing the Program
31
Determining Current System Devices and Binaries
32
Re-Defining Typing-Aid Softkeys
34
Examples of Re-Defining Typing-Aid Softkeys
34
Softkey Labels
36
Memory Available for Typing-Aid Definitions
37
Listing the Current Typing-Aid Definitions
38
File for Typing-Aid Softkeys
38
Restoring Power-Up Typing-Aid Definitions
39
Defining Typing-Aid Softkeys Programmatically
39
Clearing the Computer
40
What to Do Next
41
Chapter 3: Mass Storage Concepts
43
Overview of Mass Storage Organization (or "What Are Files and Volumes?")
43
A File Is Named Collection of Data
44
Volumes Are Collections of Files
45
Examples of Mass Storage Volumes
45
How to Specify Volumes
47
Checking a Disc's Format
51
Hierarchical Directories
52
What Is a Hierarchy
52
Uses of the Hierarchy: an Example
53
Referring to Directories and Files in the Hierarchy
54
Choosing a Directory Format
55
Criteria for Choosing a Directory Format
56
What Is Initialization
58
Disc Sectors
60
Sector/Volume Size Option
60
Disc Interleave
61
What to Do Next
62
Chapter 4: Loading and Running Programs
64
A Brief Look at Loading and Running Programs
64
A Closer Look at Loading Programs
67
Using LOAD
67
Using GET
68
A Closer Look at Running Programs
70
Prerun
70
Normal Program Execution
71
Live Keyboard
72
Example of Controlling Program Execution
72
What to Do Next
77
Chapter 5: Using Directories and Files
79
Finding and Specifying Files
79
Is the File on the Default Volume
79
Directory, File, and Volume Specifiers
81
Changing the Default Volume and Current Working Directory
84
Creating and Using Hierarchical Directories
85
Example Hierarchy
85
Changing the Default Volume
85
Adding Another Directory
86
A Closer Look at Hierarchical Directory Capabilities
89
How SRM and HFS Directories and Files Are Stored
90
A Closer Look at File Catalogs
91
General File Management Operations
99
Closed Vs. Open Files and Hierarchical Directories
99
Protecting Files
99
Copying Files and Volumes
110
Renaming Files
112
Purging Files
113
Volume Labels (LIF and HFS Volumes Only)
117
Enabling Checkread Verification
118
What to Do Next
119
Chapter 6: Editing and Storing Programs
122
Entering and Storing Programs (Overview)
122
Terminology
122
Getting into EDIT Mode
124
Correcting Typing Mistakes
125
Storing the Line
125
Entering Program Lines
125
Upper-Case or Lower-Case Letters
127
Keys Used for Editing the Current Line
128
Keys Used for Scrolling the Program
130
Inserting Lines
131
Deleting and Recalling Lines
132
Copying Lines (by Changing Line Numbers)
133
Getting out of EDIT Mode
133
Listing the Program
134
Storing the Program
134
Running the Program
134
A Closer Look at Editing
135
More Details about Getting into EDIT Mode
135
Typing-Aid Softkey Menu Changes (ITF Keyboards Only)
136
A Closer Look at Listing a Program
137
Global Editing Operations
139
Indenting a Program
140
Finding Textual Patterns
143
Search-And-Replace Operations
145
Copying Program Segments
146
Moving Program Segments
146
Deleting Multiple Lines
147
Making Programs Readable
148
Contrast between Documented and Undocumented Programs
149
General Recommendations for Commenting Programs
151
Software Security
152
Preventing Programs from Being Listed
152
Other Security Measures
153
A Closer Look at Storing Programs
154
Using STORE
155
Using SAVE
155
What to Do Next
157
Chapter 7 : ITF Keyboards
158
BASIC ITF Keyboard Overlays
158
Character Entry Keys
160
Cursor-Control Keys
163
Numeric Keypad
164
Editing Keys
165
Program Control Keys
167
System Control Keys
168
Softkeys and Softkey Control
170
Chapter 8: HP 98203B/C Keyboards
176
Character Entry Keys
176
Numeric Keypad
179
Editing Keys
181
System Control Keys
184
Softkeys
186
Program Control Keys
187
Chapter 9 : HP 98203A Keyboards
188
Cursor-Control Keys
188
Editing Keys
188
System Control Keys
188
Index
212
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