Running Commands and Re-editing Programs for Re-submission
Running Commands and Re-editing Programs for Re-submission
When program commands are entered into the Editor, whether by
building from the Menus or simply typing them yourself, you can
run the commands -- one at a time or in groups of any size (as
long as the sequence is correct) -- by placing the cursor at the
top of what you want to run, and hitting ESC-0 (that's zero)
(or, in some systems or emulations, F10).
ESC-0 brings up a mini-menu at the bottom of the screen, in which
"run from Cursor" is highlighted. Hitting RETurn chooses "run
from Cursor", and the analysis begins. Your program, system
messages (including Errors and Warnings), and the results of your
analysis all appear in the upper window, and your cursor remains
there.
If your program resulted in errors or warnings, or if you wish to
continue building or writing your program, you will need to
return to the Editor either to revise your program or to add more
commands. To do this, hit ESC-2 (or, in some
systems or emulations, F2), which brings up a mini-menu at
the bottom of the screen in which "Switch" is highlighted.
Hitting RETurn chooses "Switch", and your cursor returns to the
bottom screen where you can continue working with your program.