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This subroutine is used to read the line number of the line in the editing area. If there is no line number, i.e. a direct BASIC line, then the line number is considered to be zero.
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E_LINE_NO | 19FB | LD HL,($5C59) | Pick up the pointer to the edit-line (E-LINE). | |||||
19FE | DEC HL | Set CH-ADD to point to the location before any number. | ||||||
19FF | LD ($5C5D),HL | |||||||
1A02 | RST $20 | Pass the first code to the A register. | ||||||
1A03 | LD HL,$5C92 | However before considering the code make the calculator's memory area a temporary calculator stack area (by setting STKEND equal to MEMBOT). | ||||||
1A06 | LD ($5C65),HL | |||||||
1A09 | CALL INT_TO_FP | Now read the digits of the line number. Return zero if no number exists. | ||||||
1A0C | CALL FP_TO_BC | Compress the line number into the BC register pair. | ||||||
1A0F | JR C,E_L_1 | Jump forward if the number exceeds 65,536. | ||||||
1A11 | LD HL,$D8F0 | Otherwise test it against 10,000. | ||||||
1A14 | ADD HL,BC | |||||||
E_L_1 | 1A15 | JP C,REPORT_C | Give report C if over 9,999. | |||||
1A18 | JP SET_STK | Return via SET_STK that restores the calculator stack to its rightful place. |
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