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| − | In [[Mini Micro]], the <c>load</c> command loads a program into memory from disk. Syntax: | + | In [[Mini Micro]] and [[Farmtronics]], the <c>load</c> command loads a program into memory from disk. Syntax: |
load ''path'' | load ''path'' | ||
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The path may be a full (absolute) path, or a partial path relative to the current working directory. Note that the file extension (<c>.ms</c>) is optional in both <c>[[save]]</c> and <c>load</c>. | The path may be a full (absolute) path, or a partial path relative to the current working directory. Note that the file extension (<c>.ms</c>) is optional in both <c>[[save]]</c> and <c>load</c>. | ||
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The following loads <c>theMatrix.ms</c> located in the <c>/sys/demo</c> directory on the system disk, and then runs it. | The following loads <c>theMatrix.ms</c> located in the <c>/sys/demo</c> directory on the system disk, and then runs it. | ||
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<ms>load "/sys/demo/theMatrix" | <ms>load "/sys/demo/theMatrix" | ||
run</ms> | run</ms> | ||
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| + | The next example shows a useful pattern when using an external editor to work on a program. After each edit (outside of Mini Micro), clear the environment, reload, and run the program with a compound command like this: | ||
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| + | <ms>reset; load "myProgram"; run</ms> | ||
[[Category:Mini Micro]] | [[Category:Mini Micro]] | ||
| + | [[Category:Farmtronics]] | ||
Latest revision as of 03:26, 7 May 2022
In Mini Micro and Farmtronics, the load command loads a program into memory from disk. Syntax:
load path
This replaces the current program in memory with the MiniScript file at path. Caution: any unsaved changes in your previous program are lost without warning.
The path may be a full (absolute) path, or a partial path relative to the current working directory. Note that the file extension (.ms) is optional in bothsaveandload.
Examples
The following loads theMatrix.ms located in the /sys/demo directory on the system disk, and then runs it.
load "/sys/demo/theMatrix"
run
The next example shows a useful pattern when using an external editor to work on a program. After each edit (outside of Mini Micro), clear the environment, reload, and run the program with a compound command like this:
reset; load "myProgram"; run
