Command File Editor

THE PACKAGE

CMDFIX is a very simple editor for the header blocks on a
/CMD file.  You have four options on the menu:  exit the
program, scan a /CMD file with pauses every four loader
blocks, copy the file, and edit the module name and copyright
message blocks.  Since F80 has the idiosyncrasy of insisting
that every file written end with a carriage return, you will
need to run STRIP/BAS to delete this byte.  This is usually
unnecessary unless you want to include the file in a PaDS
library.  A more important use of CMDFIX is to add a module
name and copyright message before you distribute a program
or upload it on a bulletin board.

Your /CMD file editor manager package is available to you as
RATFOR source code.  It consists of a main program CMDFIX and
modules MENU, GETMSG, HEX, PUTMSG, GETCHR, and PUTCHR.  These
modules are self-explanatory, except that HEX combines two
bytes into a 16-bit address and prints it to the screen in
hexidecimal.
