command/RENUMBER                                             command/RENUMBER
 
 NAME
     RENUMBER -- Renumbers program lines
 
 ABBREVIATION
     ren <shift> U

 SYNOPSIS
     RENUMBER [<new_line>[,<increment>[,<start_line>]]]

 FUNCTION
     This command renumbers BASIC program lines beginning from the first line
     (set as 10) renumbering in increments of 10 at the end of the program. 
     You can supply starting line (<start_line>), spacing between line 
     numbers (<increment>), and/or first line number (<new_line>).
     The first line number is the number of the first line in the program 
     after renumbering (default is 10). The increment is the spacing between 
     line numbers, i.e. 10, 20, 30 etc. (It also defaults to 10.). The first 
     line number is the line number in the program where renumbering is to 
     begin. This allows you to renumber a portion of your program. It 
     defaults to the first line of your program.
 
 INPUTS
     <new_line>   - line number which replaces the start line number 
                    (<start_line>). Default line number is 10.
     <increment>  - spacing between line numbers (default is 10)
     <start_line> - line number where renumbering starts (default is the 
                    first line)
 
 RESULT
     Renumbered program line(s).

 EXAMPLES
     RENUMBER 20,20,1
         Starting at line 1, renumbers the program. Line 1 becomes line 20, 
         and other lines are numbered in increments of 20.

     RENUMBER ,,65
         Starting at line 65, renumbers in increments of 10. Line 65 becomes 
         line 10 (unless there are already lines numbered 10-64, in which 
         case the command is not carried out).
 
 NOTES
     This command can only be executed from direct mode.
 
 BUGS
     None
 
 SEE ALSO
     None