[next] [previous] [contents]

  2.5.4.7 RENAME Command
  The RENAME command assigns a new name to the pro-
  gram currently in memory. For example, the following
  command sequence brings a program named PROG1 into
  memory and changes its name and directory:
  OLD [KELLY]PROG1
  Ready
  RENAME [MCKAY.BASIC]PROG2

  The name of the program is changed to PROG2. If you
  perform a REPLACE operation, PROG2 is copied to the
  subdirectory [MCKAY.BASIC] instead of [KELLY]. The re-
  maining portion of the specification is unchanged. If you do
  not specify a program name, BASIC renames the current
  program to NONAME.