CLI Basics
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The ~ key (default value) will break the emulation and put the User into 
the Command Language Interpreter (CLI). The CLI prompt is >>> .  The 
user may type ? to see a list of available commands in the CLI. The CLI 
allows partial completion of commands.  The partial command name must 
be unambiguous.  For instance, "e" or "exam" may be 
substituted for "examine".

General Commands
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cd [path]	- With no paramters, displays current working directory (CWD).
		  Otherwise attempts to set the CWD to path.

continue or c	- Resume the emulation and refresh the screen.

escape [char]	- Make the character which breaks the emulator into char or
		  display current escape char.

dup l|p		
pop l|p	
push l|p|addr
		- The CLI maintains a value stack for the convenience of 
	 	  the user.  The emulator doesnt use the stack at all.
		  Values may be pushed on the stack with push and
		  retrieved later with pop or dup.  The l and p parameters
		  are used to retrive/store values into the lpoint (list
		  point) and pc.

help		- Gives a quick list of commands

map		- Toggle lower to uppercase mapping during emulation.  The
		  default is to perform mapping.

quit     	- Exit the Emulator

.        	- Display the current point

![command]	- Unix Shell escape.  Without command, the shell is called.
	 	  Otherwise, command is executed.

File Commands
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bload file addr
      -  Bload will Allow the loading of binary images into the memory of
         the emulator.  bload binfile F000  will load file "binfile" at
	 address F000.

bsave file addr1 size
       - Bsave will save a section of memory to a file.  For instance,
  	 bsave mybin 300 FF  will save all of the memory from 300 to 3FF
	 to file "mybin".

disk
       - Display the names of the disks which are currently inserted in
	 the virtual disk drives.

insert file [drive#]
       - Insert will make a file the disk in a particular drive. For 
         Instance: insert mydisk  will make the file "mydisk" appear
  	 to the emulator as the disk in drive 1.

Register Manipulation
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cl[cdinvz] - Clears Status register bit.  For instance, clc will clear
	     the carry bit.  clz will clear the zero bit.

se[cdinvz] - Set Status register bit.  For instance, sec will set the
	     carry flag.  sez will set the zero bit.

ld[axys] value 
	   - Load a value into a register.  lda ff will load ff into
	     the accumulator.  lds 02 will load 02 into the Stack Pointer.

jmp addr
	   - Sets PC = addr.  A continue will resume at that location.

reset or ~
	   - Sets PC = addr in the Apple II reset Vector.  Combined
	     with continue, will emulate the pressing of the reset
	     button on the Apple II.

Memory Manipulation/Examination
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examine addr [addr]
	   - Display current memory location if no paramters are givin.
	     If one parameter is givin, the contents of that location are
	     displayed.  If two parameters are givin, all memory between
	     the two locations is displayed. examine 300 400 will display
	     all memory between $300 and $400. e 300 will display the
	     8 bit contents of $300

deposit addr value [value]+
	   - Put values into memory.  Addr must be specified as well as
	     one or more values.  Deposit 300 20  will put 20 into memory
	     location 300.  Deposit 300 10 20 30 40 will load 10,20,30,40
	     into consequtive addresses beginning at 300.

list [low] [high]
	   - Dissassembly.  If noparameters are supplied, dissassembly
	     begins at the current point and continues for 1 page. If
	     low is specified, dissassembly begins at low and continues
	     for 1 page.  If both low and high are specified the region
	     between low and high is dissassembled.

Debugging Commands
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breakpoint [addr]
	   - Set breakpoint.  If addr is not specified, the current
	     breakpoint is displayed.  Otherwise, the breakpoint is set
	     to addr.  When PC == addr, the emulator breaks into the
	     command mode.  break 3FFF   sets the breakpoint to 3FFF.

nobreak	   - Turn of breakpoint.

trace [low high] [file]
	   - Enable tracing.  With no parameters, the current trace status
	     is displayed.  When low and high are givin, tracing for that
	     region is enabled (i.e. when low <= pc <= high ).  An output
	     consisting of dissassembly and status registers is written to
	     the trace file.  If file is specified, output is sent to that
	     file, otherwise the file "trace" is used. For instance,
	     trace 3F0 400  will trace the region of 3F0-400 and send its
	     output to trace.

notrace	   - Disable tracing.

phantom location high low [file]
	   - Enable phantom tracing of range low,high.  Phantom tracing
	     allows a trace to be performed AFTER location is reached.
	     For instance, phantom 300 F300 F400 will enable tracing of
	     f300-f400 only AFTER PC == 300. Once the PC has reached 300,
	     tracing between F300-F400 is enabled.  If file is specified
	     trace output will go to the specified file.  Otherwise, "trace"
	     is assumed.
nophantom
	   - disable phantom trace.