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On my enhanced //e, there's a a monitor search command that
looks for one or two bytes in an address range. For example, to
find the next pair of spaces in the 2K from at $800 to $FFF, I'd
enter:

*2020<800.FFFs

When I do this on the IIgs (rom01) or an emulator (rom03), the s
command does a single step instead. The new CHRTBL makes it look
like the command was renamed to "P", but that doesn't seem to
work either. I checked the FAQ and google without benefit.

Can anyone tell me the new syntax? Or where it's documented?

BTW, I notice the syntax for ASCII entry is new, too.

John
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looking for 2020 would be like this:

\2020\<800.fffp

find 2 spaces
\" "\<1000.ffffp

find hello
\"hello"\<1000.ffffp

find olleh
\'hello'\<1000.ffffp


"John B. Matthews" <nospam@nospam.com> wrote in message news:nospam-70DF8B.00073520072003@clmboh1-nws3.columbus.rr.com...

On my enhanced //e, there's a a monitor search command that
looks for one or two bytes in an address range. For example, to
find the next pair of spaces in the 2K from at $800 to $FFF, I'd
enter:

*2020<800.FFFs

When I do this on the IIgs (rom01) or an emulator (rom03), the s
command does a single step instead. The new CHRTBL makes it look
like the command was renamed to "P", but that doesn't seem to
work either. I checked the FAQ and google without benefit.

Can anyone tell me the new syntax? Or where it's documented?

BTW, I notice the syntax for ASCII entry is new, too.

John
----
jmatthews at wright dot edu
www dot wright dot edu/~john.matthews/

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