1 REPLACE

Use REPLACE to replace the contents of one or more locations with
new  data in terms of the current mode settings.
Before performing the replacement, the REPLACE  command  confirms
the contents of the specified locations.

Replacing Data:
_________ _____
     When you replace ASCII or numeric data, the number of replacement
     entries cannot exceed the number of existing entries.  This means,
     for example, that if you confirm the contents of six consecutive
     locations, you can replace the contents of only those six locations.
     If the number of replacement entries is less than the number of 
     existing entries, the remaining locations are filled with zeros.

     In addition, PATCH truncates replacement entries if  they  exceed
     the  limit imposed on them by the current length mode.  For ASCII
     characters, the right-most characters are discarded.  For numeric
     data, the left-most digits are discarded.

Format:

     REPLACE location = current-contents [,...]
     new-contents
             .
             .
             .

          Mode Qualifiers                 Default
          ____ __________                 _______

          /BYTE
          /WORD                           /LONG
          /LONG

          /OCTAL
          /DECIMAL                        /HEXADECIMAL
          /HEXADECIMAL

          /[NO]ASCII                      /NOASCII

Prompts:

	LOC> location
	OLD> current-contents
	NEW> new-contents

2 Parameters

location
     Specifies either (1) a single location whose contents are  to  be
     replaced  or  (2) the starting address of a sequence of locations
     whose contents are to be replaced.

current-contents
     Specifies  one  or  more  data  entries  or  to  be replaced.
     The  data  you  specify must be the  actual contents.

     Do not specify conflicting data types  within  a  single  REPLACE
     command.

new-contents
     Specifies one or more data entries or that are to replace the current
     contents.

     Do not specify conflicting data types  within  a  single  REPLACE
     command.