NSB8 Datasheet, PDF (34/158 Pages) List of Unclassifed Manufacturers – BASIC interpreter for Z80 family

SAVE
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COMMAND:
SAVE <file name>
ACTION:
The current program is permanently saved into a tokenized BASIC program file on disk.
EXAMPLES:
SAVE PROG.B
SAVE TEST7.B,2
{PROG.B is saved on diskette in drive #1}
{TEST7.B is saved on diskette in drive #2}
REMARKS:
The specified disk must have sufficient free size to hold the program for the SAVE to be successful.
It is possible to SAVE the null program onto a program file. (This can be accomplished by using the
SCRatch command immediately prior to SAVE.) This effectively “erases” any program which was
previously stored in that file.
SAVE doesn’t change the current program/data space in any way, so it is possible to use the CONT
command after SAVE should one be performed during a program interruption caused by <control-
C> or the STOP statement.
ERROR MESSAGES:
OUT OF BOUNDS ERROR
The current program is too big to fit in the specified file.
FILE ERROR
The specified file name is improper. It
a) is too long;
b) contains illegal characters (i.e. comma or blank);
c) specifies an illegal drive number.
The FILE ERROR also occurs when the diskette in the specified drive is write protected.
ARG ERROR
The specified file does not exist.
TYPE ERROR
The specified file is not a tokenized BASIC program file.
HARD DISK ERROR
Refer to command CAT.
SEE ALSO:
Command ASCSAVE
Command LOAD
Command ALOAD
GDOS 80 user manual
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NSB8
Rel. 5.10