Original Author Paul Laughton, 2011
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De Re BASIC!
If no matching text is found then a "string not found" message is shown. Tapping the Done button
returns to the Editor with the cursor at the end of the program. Alternatively, you could change the
Search For text and start a new search.
R
EPLACE
B
UTTON
If Next has found and selected some text then that text is replaced by the contents of the Replace With
field.
If no text has been found then the message, "Nothing found to replace" will be shown.
R
EPLACE
A
LL
B
UTTON
All occurrences of the Search For text are replaced with the Replace With text. Replace All always starts
at the start of the text. The last replaced item will be shown selected in the Text Window. The number
of items replaced will be shown in a message.
D
ONE
B
UTTON
Returns to the Editor with the changed text. If there is selected text in the Text Window then that text
will be shown selected in the Editor.
BACK
K
EY
Returns to the Editor with the original text unchanged. All changes made during the Search will be
undone. Think of the BACK key as UNDO ALL.
Load and Run
Selecting this option is exactly the same as first selecting Load and then selecting Run. The selected
program is loaded into the Editor and is run immediately.
Save and Run
Selecting this option is a fast way to save and then run. Any changes you have made are saved,
overwriting your file, and your program is run immediately. A brief popup notifies you that your file has
been changed. If the program you are editing has no name (not previously loaded or saved), the Editor
will ask you what name to use.
Format
Format the program currently in the Editor. The keywords are capitalized. Program lines are indented as
appropriate for the program structure. Left- and right-double quotation marks (" and ") are replaced by
simple ASCII quotation marks (").
When copying program text from the Forum or another web site, "non-breaking space" characters,
designated &nbsp in HTML, may be inserted into the program text. Except when they are enclosed in
quoted strings, Format converts these characters to simple ASCII spaces.