Anytime you use SAVE, you have to assign your own filename.
- This on its own, will create an ALLDATA file save.
- ALLDATA referring to all the data you would require to reload in order to recover it (not an image).
However, using the:
SAVE 'filename' = 'program name' (without apostrophes)
- Will save ALLDATA relative to the specified program name.
- This will produce a .as file with your filename which contains the Program code, locations, reals and strings associated with the specified program.
If you want to save more than one program and all relative data then simply:
SAVE 'filename' = 'program name', 'program name' (without apostrophes)
If you don't want certain values relative to a program then stipulate which you require by use of the / switch:
SAVE/P 'filename' = 'program name', 'program name' (without apostrophes)
- Will save just the program code of the programs specified using a .pg extension.
If a program contains 'CALLS' to other subroutines, then just by saving the 'Parent' program, will also pull in the CALLED subroutines too.
ie, a lot of Kawasaki applications use the pg0 program name as the main routine and have calls to subroutines within.
Just by carrying out a SAVE 'filename' = pg0 (will also pull in the subroutines too).
If you are using the NotePad++ plugin (which you can find in this topic as an attachment AS plugin for notepad++, you can load directly the single programs from the same .as file by just right clicking on them and selecting the appropriate option.
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you can load directly the single programs from the same .as file by just right clicking on them and selecting the appropriate option.
Does this load in all the variables associated with the program and also subroutines and their associated variables too, or does this just load in the program code?
Does this load in all the variables associated with the program and also subroutines and their associated variables too, or does this just load in the program code?
Just the program code for the selected program, no subroutines or variables values; to load the variables values you have to load everything using the first option in the menu.
To save a single program, without sub programs called inside this program use:
SAVE /P /SEL file = program
