Editing Moreorless (section)

= Features for SuperBASIC programmers =

If you refrain from using goto and gosub moreorless can be used to make creating
SuperBASIC programs more convenient. The idea is that you write your BASIC
program and format it to your liking, for instance using proper identation in
if, while, repeat or other blocks but without using line numbers. moreorless
then auto generates the line numbers for you when you instruct it to either
save a BASIC program to disk or to RAM (at location $028000).

The command ''Alt+b'' can be used to save a version of your document as a BASIC
program with auto generated line numbers. After issuing the command you are
prompted for a file name. If you want to abort the command you can enter an
empty string by simply pressing return.

While you can load and edit the created BASIC program in moreorless it is
recommended that you treat the document without line numbers as the source code
of the program and the generated BASIC program as a sort of .exe file which
can be recreated from the source code at any time.

Another way to create a SuperBASIC program from a document in moreorless is the
command ''F8''. When pressing this key moreorless creates an auto generated BASIC
program in RAM from where it can be "loaded" via the BASIC statement xload or
started via the statement xgo after moreorless has been exited.