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Windows SDS Application Meeting Agenda Review Progress Past 12 Month
0803 -
0803 - ..
0804 - Summary/Objective
0805 -
080501 - Follow up ref SDS 51 0000. ref SDS 50 0000.
080502 -
080503 -
080504 -
080505 -
080506 -
080508 - ..
0806 -
0807 -
0808 - Progress
0809 -
080901 - Agenda Review Progress
080902 -
080903 - Follow up ref SDS 51 RW5J.
080904 -
080905 - 1. Review SDS Windows
080906 - application.............................. ref SDS 0 XV9F
080908 - ..
080909 - 2. SDS update SDS on Morris' computer
080910 - to learn essential features, and
080911 - provide orientation using
080912 - SDS Help................................. ref SDS 0 RF7N
080914 - ..
080915 - 3. Test Virtual PC on Morris' Vista
080916 - 64-bit quad-core computer to run
080917 - current version of
080918 - SDS...................................... ref SDS 0 HX6F
080920 - ..
080921 - 4. SDS 64-bit update for Medit parallel
080922 - work on Windows SDS
080923 - application.............................. ref SDS 0 2W6I
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130401 - ..
130402 - Windows SDS Application Review Progress
130403 -
130404 - Follow up ref SDS 51 XV9F.
130405 -
130406 - Background on difficulty developing Knowledge Management support at
130407 - the SDS level and by mainstream technology firms like IBM, Microsoft,
130408 - etc, was reviewed on 0810107. ref SDS 51 PQ9L
130410 - ..
130411 - Review on 081007 showed that over the past year, Morris has made good
130412 - progress compared to others who have tried to advance from information
130413 - to knowledge tools. ref SDS 51 IP8M
130415 - ..
130416 - Today, review focused on developing a 64-bit version of Medit to run
130417 - the current version of SDS, continuing prior planning shown in case
130418 - study on 040405. ref SDS 29 QU61
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140401 - ..
140402 - SDS Morris Use for Experience Learning Design Requirements
140403 -
140404 - Follow up ref SDS 51 RF7N.
140405 -
140406 - Reviewed today recent records for health care managed by SDS, and
140407 - which extend demonstrate support for general knowledge work. Morris
140408 - is also a member of Kaiser, and in the past year has suffered chronic
140409 - illness that comes with age. He is therefore working more freqently
140410 - with the health care system than in prior years. Advantages of SDS
140411 - for managing complex health care issues, evident from seeing records
140412 - on Millie's care to recover from cancer, provides incentive to
140413 - maintain support for SDS in evolving technology for the 21st century,
140414 - which requires at this time applying SDS on 64-bit operating systems,
140415 - beginning with Microsoft Windows.
140417 - ..
140418 - Advantages of focusing SDS to support health care was discussed during
140419 - the meeting on 081007. ref SDS 51 LV5K
140421 - ..
140422 - There wasn't time today to review Help to assist Morris learning SDS,
140423 - and extend support from last month on 081007. ref SDS 51 9F34
140425 - ..
140426 - Did not have time time today for further assistance using essential
140427 - features. ref SDS 51 QY9F, discussed in Morris' letter on 071222,
140428 - ref SDS 40 3V35, and discussed again on 081007. ref SDS 51 DM93
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150401 - ..
150402 - SDS on Morris' XP Computer Running Correctly Despite Error Messages
150403 -
150404 - Follow up ref SDS 51 LV7K.
150405 -
150406 - This morning, Morris was able to install the SDS update submitted to
150407 - him and Gary yesterday. ref SDS 52 6H5O He used a windows version of
150408 - pkzip to process the zip files.
150410 - ..
150411 - There was a problem launching the program, because the SDS update was
150412 - for the development set that uses drives cdefgh, and for reasons
150413 - explained on 030609 0651. ref SDS 24 LD5I
150415 - ..
150416 - Work plan to recover and correct code on Morris' computer...
150417 -
150418 - 1. Build SDS C drive version with current development code.
150419 -
150420 - In an SDS record right click to open menu bar and select...
150421 -
150422 - Tools
150423 - Make SDS User Version
150425 - ..
150426 - 2. Install c drive version of SDS code to c drive...
150427 -
150428 - Computer c15 has code set up to run the c drive version,
150429 - except save these two directories...
150430 -
150431 - c: sd 01 move------ > c: 12 sd 01 executables e.exe
150432 - c: sd 03 move------ > c: 12 sd 03 macros
150433 - c: sd 04 delete menus
150435 - ..
150436 - Copy.....
150437 -
150438 - g: sd 51 01 copy----- > c: sd 01
150439 - g: sd 51 03 copy----- > c: sd 03
150440 - g: sd 51 04 copy----- > c: sd 04
150442 - ..
150443 - 3. Copy work files from d and h to c to test c drive code.
150444 -
150445 - d: sd 08 00101 ------------> c: sd 08
150446 - d: sd 08 gljdy ------------> c: sd 08
150448 - ..
150449 - 4. Test new configuration.
150450 -
150451 - Had to modify the Group Manager in c: sd 03 047027
150452 - to just list....
150453 -
150454 - Morris
150455 - Rod
150456 - Gary
150458 - ..
150459 - Program seems to run correctly with everything on c: drive.
150461 - ..
150462 - 5. Prepare zip files again to update SDS on Morris' computer.
150463 -
150464 - This will get the new files that run SDS on the c drive.
150466 - ..
150467 - Used following commands...
150468 -
150469 - Medit development
150471 - ..
150472 - pkzipc -path=root -add -recurse cs c:\00\10\*.* > nul
150473 -
150474 - General batch files
150476 - ..
150477 - pkzipc -path=root -add -recurse cs c:\01\02\*.* > nul
150478 -
150479 - SDS macro development files
150481 - ..
150482 - pkzipc -path=root -add -recurse cs c:\01\04\*.* > nul
150483 -
150484 - SDS program directory
150486 - ..
150487 - pkzipc -path=root -add -recurse cs c:\sd\01\*.* > nul
150488 -
150489 - SDS macros directory
150491 - ..
150492 - pkzipc -path=root -add -recurse cs c:\sd\03\*.* > nul
150493 -
150494 - SDS menus directories
150496 - ..
150497 - pkzipc -path=root -add -recurse cs c:\sd\04\*.* > nul
150498 -
150499 - SDS Help
150501 - ..
150502 - pkzipc -path=root -add -recurse cs c:\sd\05\*.* > nul
150504 - ..
150505 - This created....
150506 -
150507 - cs.zip 22 MB
150508 -
150509 - 6. Transferred cs.zip to Internet...
150510 -
150511 - http://www.welchco.com/09
150513 - ..
150514 - Morris can download cs.zip
150516 - ..
150517 - Morris can first delete on his computer...
150518 -
150519 - c: 00 10
150520 - c: 01 02
150521 - c: 01 04
150522 - c: sd 01
150523 - c: sd 03
150524 - c: sd 04
150525 - c: sd 05
150527 - ..
150528 - Then unzip...
150529 -
150530 - cs.zip
150532 - ..
150533 - SDS should now run on Morris computer, correcting the problem
150534 - encountered this morning, per above. ref SDS 0 YN37
150535 -
150536 -
150538 - ..
150539 - Help SDS Demonstation Using SDS Schedule and Records
150540 -
150541 - Follow up ref SDS 51 9F34.
150542 -
150543 - We used Help this morning to get a list of Medit commands commonly
150544 - used in SDS macros, per below.
150546 - ..
150547 - In an SDS record, use Ctrl F10 to open a Help Index...
150548 -
150549 - Select...
150550 -
150551 - Function Keys Menus Commands
150552 - Commands
150553 - Macros
150555 - ..
150556 - This produces a list of Medit commands used in macros to develop SDS.
150557 -
150558 -
150560 - ..
150561 - Line Numbers New Punctuation People Learn New Way of Working
150562 -
150563 - Follow up ref SDS 51 ME7X.
150565 - ..
150566 - There was no discussion of line numbers today.
150567 -
150569 - ..
150570 - New Way Working Transformation to Knowledge Complex Call for Help
150571 -
150572 - Follow up ref SDS 51 UK9F.
150573 -
150574 - We reviewed today the explanation in POIMS about using SDS for adding
150575 - "intelligence" to documents, ref OF 4 XX6N, which is cited in the
150576 - letter to Gary and Morris yesterday submitting updated SDS records.
150577 - ref SDS 52 GN6G
150579 - ..
150580 - Morris has not called for help, so this indicates he is not using
150581 - SDS, and so is cut off from understanding what to program.
150582 -
150583 - [On 081112 Morris called for assistance using SDS to study
150584 - Medit commands, and SDS performance. ref SDS 54 QI5J
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1603 -
160401 - ..
160402 - Virtual PC Run Current SDS on Vista 64-bit Computer
160403 -
160404 - Follow up ref SDS 51 HX6F, ref SDS 50 P16X.
160405 -
160406 - Did not discuss this issue today.
160407 -
160408 -
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170401 - ..
170402 - Medit 64-bit Update 16-bit Assembly or Java Development Platform?
170403 -
170404 - Follow up ref SDS 51 2W6I.
170405 -
170406 - Morris showed code he has done so far using Java to develop an Medit
170407 - editor for SDS to run on 64-bit microprocessor technology.
170409 - ..
170410 - Case study on Medit assembly language platform, reported in the
170411 - record on 080124, ref SDS 38 WG5G, shows the following...
170413 - ..
170414 - Developing the editor to run on modern technology aligns with Gary's
170415 - letter to Morris on 040404, ref SDS 28 PRWV, cited in the case study
170416 - on 040505, ref SDS 29 QU61, showing plans to upgrade SDS, and
170417 - presenting source for advantages using assembly language for 32-bit
170418 - Windows programs. ref SDS 29 QU8K
170420 - ..
170421 - Using Java rather than assembly or C conflicts with original planning
170422 - on 070907. ref SDS 35 V35O Case study on 060211 evaluated using Java
170423 - for developing Knowledege Management software tools generally,
170424 - ref SDS 31 YY5K, and cites record indicating Java is too slow for SDS
170425 - requirements to provide efficient usability ref SDS 31 OZ39
170427 - ..
170428 - On 030803 Morris commented in a letter that C++ is a good programming
170429 - language for SDS Windows application, and indicated that choice of
170430 - programming lanaguge and design (style) has less of an impact on
170431 - performance of Windows applications because personal computers have
170432 - more memory and increased speed. ref SDS 27 YG3H On 950802 Morris
170433 - started work on a Windows version of SDS using C++, ref SDS 10 9U8K,
170434 - resulting in a work plan, ref SDS 10 0145,
170436 - ..
170437 - On 040504 Morris explained that upgrading Medit 16-bit to 32-bit
170438 - assembly for expanded memory running on Windows XP would take more
170439 - time than he could allocate at that time, ref SDS 29 QU50, cited
170440 - previously on 020108. ref SDS 18 U29J
170442 - ..
170443 - On 010208 Morris estimated changes to 16-bit assembly code to increase
170444 - memory for SDS by applying Microsoft 32-bit Windows technology would
170445 - take 1 week to code and 6 months to debug. ref SDS 15 6Q8H Based on
170446 - having invested 15 months on a prior effort, 1 week of coding and 6
170447 - months to debug sounds like excellent progress.
170449 - ..
170450 - [On 081114 Morris discussed challenges for the new Medit
170451 - editor to support SDS. ref SDS 55 YD64
170453 - ..
170454 - [On 081123 Gary's letter to Morris cites merit building a
170455 - modern 64-bit version of the current SDS program as it
170456 - exists with assembly language platform. ref SDS 57 V29Y
170458 - ..
170459 - [On 081123 Morris reports progress developing new Medit
170460 - editor with Java and notes challenges using this method
170461 - meeting requirements for SDS macro code. ref SDS 58 RO5Y
170463 - ..
170464 - Morris explained that Java tools are free, but he would have to buy
170465 - development tools for assembly language in order to upgrade the
170466 - existing Medit code.
170468 - ..
170469 - Morris further explained that when he left Intel, he was unable to
170470 - take assembly language software development tools purchased for his
170471 - use by the company. Buying these tools might cost $2,000, and this
170472 - seems too substantial for SDS development that has limited commercial
170473 - prospects, based on project history.
170475 - ..
170476 - He also noted that assembly language is not necessary to maintain
170477 - high-speed performance of Medit that makes SDS productive with
170478 - efficient usability, because the speed of high performance 64-bit
170479 - microprocessors will continue to increase. Gary has supported this
170480 - latter point.
170482 - ..
170483 - [On 081114 0700 Morris considering using assembler to
170484 - upgrade Medit, rather than Java, because there are a lot of
170485 - compatibility problems with using Java. ref SDS 55 MW7O
170487 - ..
170488 - [On 081202 2011 Steve Gibson reports coding in assembler
170489 - for all software including web site special services using
170490 - 32-bit assembler with readable variable names and nice
170491 - features of MASM which allow for some elegant control
170492 - structures. ref SDS 60 8L6W
170494 - ..
170495 - [On 120203 0947 fastest processor available 3.2 GHz with 12
170496 - GB memory running Windows 7 32-bit OS takes 45 seconds to
170497 - run an SDS op that original SDS on same platform takes 3
170498 - seconds to run. ref SDS 67 XP5I
170500 - ..
170501 - Morris has a history of successfully developing Medit with assembly
170502 - language, beginning in about 1980. In the beginning of the 1990s,
170503 - Morris worked on Medit with C and this was never completed, due to
170504 - limited time. Nobody else has come close to technology that supports
170505 - SDS. Other tools may work as well or better than Medit for SDS, but
170506 - there is no evidence showing this has been done. Many people and
170507 - organizations have worked on tools generally aimed at "Knowledge
170508 - Management," and none have been successful. Everyone has given up,
170509 - shown by case study on 020608. ref SDS 21 QV5G, and by follow on study
170510 - on 070126. ref SDS 32 QH8L This means SDS is a unique solution that
170511 - is difficult to accomplish, noted by Gary in his record on 080422.
170512 - ref SDS 42 KH8L Introducing unnecessary deviations compounds
170513 - difficulties in unforseen ways. Minimizing deviations provides the
170514 - most direct path to extending the life of SDS into the 64-bit world of
170515 - computing, perhaps for another 10 - 20 years, so that enabling forces
170516 - have time to align in sufficient measure that demand for intelligence
170517 - support will grow.
170518 -
170519 - [On 081120 telecon Gary to develop presentation on
170520 - advantages using assembly language to continue successful
170521 - work history. ref SDS 56 KD6H
170523 - ..
170524 - [On 081120 letter from Gary submis record saying Java is as
170525 - good a choice as any for SDS 64-bit platform, ref SDS 56
170526 - WS5R; notes other applications do not use assembly,
170527 - ref SDS 56 KD6O; advantages of assembly language are not
170528 - presented, which may mean there are none? ref SDS 56 X24H
170530 - ..
170531 - [On 081123 Morris reports progress developing new Medit
170532 - editor with Java and notes challenges using this method
170533 - meeting requirements for SDS macro code. ref SDS 58 RO4X
170535 - ..
170536 - [On 081123 Gary suggests in a letter to Morris "building
170537 - what already exists" for the Medit editor that enables SDS
170538 - to run on 64-bit microprocessor technology, ref SDS 57
170539 - V29Y, which currently exists with assembly language.
170541 - ..
170542 - [On 081123 Morris discusses adding another command
170543 - structure to Medit. ref SDS 58 RO6S
170545 - ..
170546 - [On 081130 Gary's letter cites disadvantages using assembly
170547 - lanaguge and no advantages of assembly language for the
170548 - editor to support what already exists for SDS, ref SDS 59
170549 - IK5H, as previously proposed on 081123. ref SDS 57 V29Y
170551 - ..
170552 - Since the purpose of SDS is to augment intelligence for understanding
170553 - cause and effect that guides taking immediate action, and since
170554 - reasoning largely rests on accurate memory, reported on 900319,
170555 - ref SDS 2 0005, and since wisdom flows from identifying long term
170556 - patterns of causation that are not evident from near term
170557 - observations, explained in NWO, ref OF 5 23TE, then our goal must be
170558 - to preserve viability of SDS records over decades and centuries that
170559 - enables a garden of knowledge to grow and evolve for the ages.
170561 - ..
170562 - Gary Johnson notes in a record on 080422 that SDS based on the Medit
170563 - assembly language platform huge work product stretching over decades
170564 - (30 years) -- a feat matched by no other known efforts. 080422,
170565 - ref SDS 42 KH8L
170567 - ..
170568 - How can computers help construct, distribute, and preserve the daily
170569 - story of chronology, context, and connections which people use for
170570 - "knowledge"? Writings with ink and paper from 1500, 1600, 1800, 1900
170571 - are still available to guide us today. What can we do to extend this
170572 - legacy into the future?
170573 -
170574 - [On 081123 Morris notes that organizations and technologies
170575 - don't last forever. ref SDS 58 RO6X
170577 - ..
170578 - Morris advised that using Java development platform, will require
170579 - people to have java code on their computer that is compatible with the
170580 - version of Java Morris uses to develop Medit. He explained that an
170581 - Medit Java program has a file extension of dot jar (e.g., medit.jar),
170582 - rather than e.exe that calls the current assembly Medit program
170583 - running on Microsoft Windows operating systems, XP, and soon to be
170584 - released Windows 7. Customers must install java.exe on their
170585 - computer, and the computer must be configured with java.exe in the
170586 - system path so that medit.jar can find to launch SDS Java Widows
170587 - application. At this time, the Java development team is making
170588 - java.exe available for free downloaded from the Internet. How long
170589 - this free java.exe program will be available on the Internet and
170590 - ensuring compatble versions present long-term risks.
170592 - ..
170593 - The current SDS program running under Morris' 16-bit assembly language
170594 - program has executed consistently with e.exe for 30 years. Will the
170595 - medit.jar program that requires java.exe work as well, noted by Gary
170596 - on 080422? ref SDS 42 KH8L
170598 - ..
170599 - Morris indicated that Java has advantage of compiling software code
170600 - for either 16-bit, 32-bit, or 64-bit technology. He feels
170601 - compatibility and longevity issues can be solved by avoiding medit.jar
170602 - and instead compiling Medit editor code together with code for
170603 - java.exe into a single e.exe program that loads everything needed to
170604 - run into memory. This simplifies deployment and SDS development by
170605 - eliminating need for customers to obtain, install and update java.exe
170606 - that is compatible with version of java used for the medit program,
170607 - since all of the code will be built into e.exe and will execute in
170608 - memory as internally compatible code.
170610 - ..
170611 - [On 100830 0058 letter to Morris on compiling Medit java
170612 - into e.exe. ref SDS 61 3H8R
170614 - ..
170615 - [On 100831 0021 Morris requested research for software to
170616 - compile Medit java code into e.exe; research shows that
170617 - compiling java .jar code and required support libraries
170618 - into .exe programs is common practice to simplify
170619 - deployment of java applications on Microsoft Windows
170620 - platforms, ref SDS 62 ME5G
170622 - ..
170623 - [On 100920 1407 Morris seems to be resisting compiling Java
170624 - development code into e.exe. ref SDS 63 I65M
170626 - ..
170627 - [On 110725 0922 SDS and Medit java launch failed on c16
170628 - 64-bit mode likely due to compatibility conflicts with
170629 - java, ref SDS 64 ZH8J, as cited in research in the record
170630 - on 100831. ref SDS 62 GT5G
170632 - ..
170633 - [On 111010 1016 Morris had severe problem recovering from
170634 - transmitting Unit files on college computer to c7 which
170635 - requires Windows 7 files. ref SDS 65 QR7W
170637 - ..
170638 - [On 111012, Morris reported problems getting Medit Java to
170639 - operate correctly on his home computer. ref SDS 66 TI3H At
170640 - that time, he explained a conflict occurred between the
170641 - version of Java on his home computer, and updates to Medit
170642 - code he had done using computers at the college.
170643 - ref SDS 66 TI3H
170645 - ..
170646 - [On 120225 2128 Morris explained problems applying code to
170647 - increase speed and performance using current method of
170648 - calling SDS and Medit java through Netbeans program
170649 - development directories ref SDS 68 LP6F
170651 - ..
170652 - [On 120228 1023 letter to Gary asks for comment on
170653 - compiling SDS java into exe file. ref SDS 69 NQ4U
170655 - ..
170656 - [On 120314 1026 Morris reviewed research on reasons for AOT
170657 - compiling SDS java to improve performance and delivery,
170658 - ref SDS 70 TI3H, researched compiler programs Excelsior Jet
170659 - and GCJ (open source), ref SDS 70 KW7J; schedule experiment
170660 - with AOT compiler on 120320. ref SDS 70 KQ8O
170662 - ..
170663 - [On 120316 0048 letter thanks Morris for progress improving
170664 - SDS performance, and notified of additional java compiler
170665 - programs to evaluate. ref SDS 71 FH9P
170667 - ..
170668 - [On 120316 0048 at 2238 Morris responds on being convinced
170669 - people care about ahead of time (AOT) compiling SDS java
170670 - into EXE Windows program to improve performance and
170671 - deployment. ref SDS 71 KL6W
170672 -
170674 - ..
170675 - Is there a core capability of Medit that might be more stable using
170676 - assembly, and other peripheral features supported with other tools,
170677 - like Java? Gary has mentioned this idea for several years. See, for
170678 - example, Gary's record on 030727, ref SDS 25 2O5K, which is cited on
170679 - 030801, ref SDS 26 GO5H,
170680 -
170681 - [On 081114 Morris explains that Java does not seem to have a
170682 - font that supports SDS requirements for line draw characters,
170683 - ref SDS 55 5P4J, and further seems to indicates this font may
170684 - be unique to NTVD SDS has been using for 30 years, but is no
170685 - longer supported by any software programming tools. ref SDS 55
170686 - PS6Q
170687 -
170688 -
170690 - ..
170691 - Medit 64-bit Application Will Not Run on NTVD for Disk Access
170692 - Java Part of Microsoft Operating Systems Similar to DOS and NTVD
170693 -
170694 - Morris seemed to indicate today that java is included with Microsoft
170695 - operating systems, including Vista for 64-bit Intel processors. The
170696 - new program will not run under DOS nor NTVD. He feels this could be a
170697 - problem executing the DOS calls using search and sort tools.
170699 - ..
170700 - Not clear yet how disk maintenance tasks can be accomplished without
170701 - commands to inventory and manipulate disk content.
170703 - ..
170704 - Since the new program is aimed at running on Vista, and since Vista
170705 - has a DOS or NTVD command prompt, why cannot a Java application
170706 - execute a dose /c call from the operating system?
170707 -
170708 -
170710 - ..
170711 - Editior Desk Top Window Size Varies with Fixed Columns and Line Numbers
170712 -
170713 - Morris demonstrated calling an Medit program for 32 bit and 64-bit
170714 - microprocessors with capacity to handle 64 MB files.
170716 - ..
170717 - He has configred a window that can be sized, by width and height, but
170718 - retains the structure of fixed lines and columns, similar to Wordpad
170719 - and Notepad software that are part of the Microsoft XP operating
170720 - system.
170721 -
170722 - [On 081114 Morris concerned that limitations of Microsoft Word
170723 - that prevent data entry of line lengths beyond screen width,
170724 - based on requirements for printing documents will not support
170725 - SDS design that adds control criteria to manage record content,
170726 - including analysis of documents in columns beyond traditional
170727 - dimensions of 8.5" x 11" for printing documents. ref SDS 55
170728 - VB6H
170729 -
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180401 - ..
180402 - Medit Commands Not Used for SDS Development
180403 -
180404 - Morris asked about Medit commands that are not used for SDS. We can
180405 - get a full list of all Medit commands from pcmd.asm. ref OF 1
180407 - ..
180408 - Initially considered...
180409 -
180410 - .dot........... somehow feel this is used somewhere
180411 - oo............. overlay
180412 - jj............. justify which is done with macro 49
180414 - ..
180415 - Actually, immed jj is used for double space op in...
180416 -
180417 - c: 01 04 0340610.................. ref OF 3 4U8K
180419 - ..
180420 - Morris asked for survey of all Medit commands which he indicated are
180421 - in pcmd.asm.
180422 -
180423 - [On 081112 Morris called for assistance using SDS to study
180424 - Medit commands, and SDS performance. ref SDS 54 QI5J
180426 - ..
180427 - Checking pcmd.asm shows the following commands.....
180428 -
180429 - ?
180430 - =
180431 - @
180432 - -goto
180433 - -label
180434 - -entry
180435 - -if
180436 - -exit
180437 - up
180438 - -u
180439 - down
180440 - -d
180441 - -gosub
180442 - -gosubup
180443 - -gosubdn
180444 - >
180445 - >+
180446 - <
180447 - <=
180449 - ..
180450 - This seems like a small subset, but not sure.
180451 -
180452 - [On 081114 showed Morris the list above from pcmd.asm;
180453 - Morris advised that ptbl.asm has more Medit commands.
180454 - ref SDS 55 ZU4N
180455 -
180456 - [On 081123 Morris reported in a letter to Gary that he
180457 - needs the list of Medit commands required for SDS.
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