Original Author Paul Laughton, 2011
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De Re BASIC!
Delete
Delete files and directories. The command should be used for maintaining files and directories that are
used in BASIC! but it can also be used to delete any file or directory on the SD card for which you have
the required permissions. Delete starts in the rfo-basic directory.
Tapping Delete presents the "BASIC! Delete File" screen. The screen shows the path to your current
directory followed by sorted lists of the directories and files in it. Directories are marked with (d)
appended to the name and appear at the top of the list.
Tapping a file name displays the "Confirm Delete" dialog box. Tap the Delete button to delete the file.
Tap the No button to dismiss the dialog box and not delete the file.
Tapping a directory name displays the contents of the directory. If the directory is empty the "Confirm
Delete" dialog box is shown. Tap the Delete button to delete the directory. Tap the No button to dismiss
the dialog box and not delete the directory.
Tap the ".." at the top of the screen to move up one directory level. Tapping the ".." has no effect if you
are in the root directory "/".
Exit Delete by tapping the BACK key.
Preferences
S
CREEN
C
OLORS
Opens a sub-menu with options for setting the colors of the various screens in BASIC!
C
OLOR
S
CHEME
Sets the color scheme of the screens. The schemes are identified by their appearance with the
default colors. Choose Black text on a White background, White text on a Black background or
White text on a Blue background.
C
USTOM
C
OLORS
Check the box to override the Color Scheme setting, allowing you to set your own colors. You
can set the Text (foreground) Color, the Background Color, the Line Color, and the Highlight
Color. Each color is specified as a single number with 16 hexadecimal digits: four fields of four
digits each for Alpha (opacity), Red, Green, and Blue components.
C
ONSOLE
S
ETTINGS
Opens a sub-menu with options for settings of the Console and various others screens in BASIC!
F
ONT
S
IZE
Sets the font size (Small, Medium, or Large) to be used with the various screens in BASIC!.
T
YPEFACE
Choose the typeface to be used on the Output Console and some other screens:
Monospace, Sans Serif, or Serif.