command can be used to reactivate the
program at the point it stopped.
RESTART
functions similar
to
RUN
, except the program attempts to restart
from the point where it was last terminated. It also works in conjunction
with the
STEP
command, picking up where the
STEP
command
ended.
Format
RESTART
Parameters
N/A
Example
An example of the
RESTART
command:
10 PRINT "TEN"
20 PRINT "TWENTY"
30 PRINT "THIRTY"
RUN
TEN
TWENTY
THIRTY
STEP
TEN
RESTART
TWENTY
THIRTY
ADDBREAK 20
RUN
TEN
<Program Break> on line: 20
DEBUG ON
TRACE ON
RESTART
<TRACE> 20
TWENTY
<TRACE> 30
THIRTY
Comments
If the program has not been run or has finished,
RESTART
runs
the program from the beginning.
This is an interactive command
that takes effect as soon as it is received by the printer.
