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TEXT o FORMAT: TEXT IENTER I Abbreviation: TE. See Also: BASIC PURPOSE: Sets the Text mode. REMARKS: Valid only as direct input in the PRO mode. The text function is used when entering a program written for a higher-level personal computer. The program entered using the Card can be sent to the host through the serial I/O interface. Executing the TEXT command sets the Text mode. In the Text mode, a number corresponding to the line num~r, and then information corresponding to program commands or data is entered. Press the IENTER I key to write the entries to the program/data area. The written contents are not converted to commands (internal codes), as they are in the BASIC mode. The text is stored as it is (as characters and/or numbers) in character codes. The text is arranged in the order of the numbers corresponding to the line number at the beginning of each line. (Line number editing function.) The text writ1en in the Text mode is stored as it is. Therefore, command abbreviations in BASIC (such as I. for INPUT) are displayed and stored as such. If a program is stored in the internal code of the Card with the text mode set, it is converted to character code. "**" During program conversion, is displayed at the right end of the display unit. The prompt symbol is "".) If a password has been set, an error occurs when the TEXT command is executed. 216 TIME$ p o FORMAT: TIME$ Abbreviation: TI. See Also: DATE$ PURPOSE: Recalls the time currently set in the Organizer. REMARKS: TIME$ command recalls the time currently set in the Organizer, in the form of 5 character string data. The time is displayed in the order of hour and minute on a 24-hour basis. A colon (:) is used to separate the hour digits from the minute digits. For details on setting the time, see the Organizer manual. EXAMPLE: 10: PRINT TIME$ 20: A$ = TIME$ 30: PRINT A$ TROFF p o FORMAT: TROFF Abbreviation: TROF. See Also: TRON PURPOSE: Cancels trace (TRON) mode. REMARKS: Execution of TROFF restores normal execution of the program. 217

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TEXT
FORMAT:
TEXT
I
ENTER
I
Abbreviation:
TE.
See
Also:
BASIC
PURPOSE:
Sets the Text mode.
REMARKS:
Valid only as direct input
in
the PRO mode.
The text function
is
used when entering a program written for a
higher-level personal computer. The program entered using the Card
can be sent to the host through the serial I/O interface.
Executing the TEXT command sets the Text mode.
In
the Text mode,
a number corresponding to the line
num~r,
and then information
corresponding to program commands or data is entered. Press the
I
ENTER
I
key to write the entries to the program/data area.
The written contents are not converted to commands (internal codes),
as they are in the BASIC mode. The text is stored as it
is
(as
characters and/or numbers) in character codes. The text
is
arranged in
the order of the numbers corresponding
to
the line number at the
beginning of each line. (Line number editing function.)
The text writ1en in the Text mode is stored as it is. Therefore,
command abbreviations
in
BASIC (such
as
I.
for INPUT) are displayed
and stored as such.
If a program is stored in the internal code of the Card with the text
mode set,
it
is converted to character code.
During program conversion,
"**"
is displayed at the right end of the
display unit.
The prompt symbol
is
"<"
in the Text mode. (It is usually">".)
If a password has been set, an error occurs when the TEXT command
is
executed.
216
o
TIME$
FORMAT:
TIME$
Abbreviation:
TI.
See
Also:
DATE$
PURPOSE:
Recalls the time currently set in the Organizer.
REMARKS:
TIME$ command recalls the time currently set in the Organizer, in the
form of 5 character string data. The time is displayed in the order of
hour and minute on a 24-hour basis. A colon (:) is used to separate
the hour digits from the minute digits.
For details on setting the time, see the Organizer manual.
EXAMPLE:
10: PRINT TIME$
20:
A$
=
TIME$
30: PRINT
A$
TROFF
FORMAT:
TROFF
Abbreviation:
TROF.
See
Also:
TRON
PURPOSE:
Cancels trace (TRON) mode.
REMARKS:
Execution
of
TROFF
restores
normal
execution
of
the
program.
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