VEDIT commands take two types of arguments - numeric and string. Arguments must be enclosed in (...) following the command name. When there are two or more arguments, they must be separated from each other with commas.
Each numeric argument can be a numeric expression consisting of numeric constants (e.g. 12345), numeric variables (e.g. #10), reserved words (e.g. ALL) or the return value from a command (e.g. File_Size). More numeric expressions in detail.
Numeric arguments have the range of +/- 2,147,483,647. When a large number is needed, for example to specify an "infinite" repeat count, the reserved word "ALL" can be used; its value is greater than one billion.
For example, the command Print(n) prints 'n' lines of text. The command Print(1000000) could be used to print the entire file (up to 1 million lines anyway). However we recommend Print(ALL) - Print the entire file, starting at the current edit (cursor) position.