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Mafcase
msx freak
Posts: 153 |  Posted: December 28 2005, 16:19 |
Hi there,
Lately I've been fooling around in basic...
I know the command 'renum', it does what it says: renum the list,
'renum 100' will renum the entire list starting with 100.
I would like to know: Is there an easy way to renum the list in a way that
will not number like 10, 20, 30 etc. but for example 10, 50, 100, 150 etc
That way it will be more easy to insert lines in the excisting list...
Greets & happy new year!
Mafcase
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[D-Tail]
msx guru
Posts: 3020 | Posted: December 28 2005, 17:12 |
RENUM [x[,y[,z]]] - x,y,z may all be omitted.
x - new (first) line number. Default when omitted: 10.
y - old line number where to start renumbering from. Default when omitted: first line number.
z - step size. Default when omitted: 10.
10, 50, 100, 150 isn't possible using one renum command, but 50, 100, 150, 200 would be possible using RENUM 50,,50. Good luck  |
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Mafcase
msx freak
Posts: 153 | Posted: December 28 2005, 20:00 |
Thnx bro!
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mars2000you
msx master
Posts: 1723 | Posted: December 29 2005, 14:29 |
On this great forum, you will still find many MSX experts to help you 
MSX is still alive ----- MSX FOREVER ! ------ MSX until the end ----- |
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manuel
msx guru
Posts: 3552 | Posted: December 29 2005, 18:17 |
mars: are you trying to increase your post count?  |
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mars2000you
msx master
Posts: 1723 | Posted: December 29 2005, 19:25 |
Definitely yes ! |
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mars2000you
msx master
Posts: 1723 | Posted: December 29 2005, 19:41 |
And my next goal is 2049 posts of course |
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manuel
msx guru
Posts: 3552 | Posted: December 29 2005, 22:43 |
Relax, will yah!
(It's not good for the forum to get a lot of useless posts on it...)
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