Home Vocabulary: Hosting Words
File load/edit
FLOAD | ( <filename> -- ) | Loads a Forth source file. |
INCLUDE | ( <filename> -- ) | Includes a Forth source file. Same as FLOAD. |
NEEDS | ( <filename> -- ) | FLOADs a file if it hasn't been loaded yet. |
OK | ( -- ) | FLOADs the current file (named in the title bar). |
BROWSE | or B ( <filename> -- ) | Opens WinView with a file in Browse mode. |
EDIT | or E ( <filename> -- ) | Opens WinView with a file in Edit mode. |
Mode Selection
HOST | or F7 or ![]() |
Enters the host's Forth mode. |
BUILDING | or BI
or ![]() |
Enters the ROM builder mode. |
TOKENIZING | or TI ( -- ) | Enters the tokenizer mode. |
TESTING | or TE ( -- ) | Enters testing mode. For interactive testing of target words. |
FORTHING | or FI
or ![]() |
Enters the interactive Forth mode. |
Search Order
ONLY | ( -- ) | Clears the search order so it only contains the HOME wordlist. |
ALSO | ( -- ) | Duplicates the top of the search order. |
PREVIOUS | ( -- ) | Drops the top vocabulary in the search order. |
DEFINITIONS | ( -- ) | Makes the top vocabulary of the search order the current vocabulary. |
VOCABULARY | ( <name> -- ) | Creates a word that replaces the top of the search order with its own vocabulary. |
HOMEORDER | ( -- ) | Makes the HOME wordlist the only one in the search order and directs host definitions to the HOME wordlist. |
ORDER | ( -- ) | Displays the current search order on the console. |
UNDERALSO | ( -- ) | Duplicates the second wordlist in the search order. |
UNDERDEFS | ( -- ) | Makes the second wordlist of the search order the current wordlist. |
UNDERPREVIOUS | ( -- ) | Removes the second wordlist in the search order. |
WORDS | ( -- ) | Displays all words in the vocabulary at the top of the search order. |
(WORDS) | ( -- ) | Lists words at the very top of the search order. For example: when in BUILDING mode, you can use (WORDS) to list the builder lexicon. |
HOME | ( -- ) | Places the HOME wordlist at the top of the search order. |
FORTH | ( -- ) | Places the FORTH wordlist at the top of the search order. Rarely used. |