ENABLE Reference Manual
 OPERATING COMMANDS
 FC Command
 FC Command
 The FC command lets you edit or repeat a command line. The
 syntax of the FC command is:
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 | FC |
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 When this command is used, it displays up to 132 characters of
 the previous command line and then prompts for input with a
 period (.).
 To repeat the previous command, press RETURN after the period
 prompt (.).
 To edit the command, enter the subcommands described below, then
 press RETURN.
 FC accepts three subcommands:
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 | R<replacement-string> Replace one or more characters |
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 | I<insertion-string> Insert one or more characters |
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 | D Delete one character |
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 Replacement, insertion, and deletion in the displayed command
 line begin with the character positioned directly above the
 subcommand (R, I, or D) you enter.
 Subcommand R replaces characters in the command line with
 <replacement-string> on a one-for-one basis. Subcommand I
 inserts the characters of <insertion-string> in the command line.
 Subcommand D deletes the character above it in the command line;
 you can repeat the D subcommand for each contiguous character to
 be deleted. If you enter a string without a preceding
 subcommand, R is assumed.
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