01]Another useful command is "INVENTORY". It lets you know what objects you are carrying. Try it now.)
02]
03]>> i
04]You are empty-handed.
05]
06](Oh, well. You weren't anything to start with, but you might have been, so it's good to hav
07]checked. For convenience "I" is a short form of "INVENTORY" and "L" is a short form of "LOOK AROUND"
08].
09]
10]o move around, you use compass directions. For example, to walk to the east, you can type "WALK EAST
11]. The games often mention passages, tunnels, roads, and the like in descriptions, but these are ment
12]ed for descriptive purposes only. Let's try going east.)

a$ = "a long string, wider than the editor window, with a space character as the last one. "
b$ = "Another, different, long string, also ending with a space. "

for i = 1 to 20
 ? a$;
 ? b$;
next i

Release 2:
- Added word-wrapping
  - assumes 100 character wide console.
- Added paging, i.e. displays [MORE] prompt when more than one page of text is output between input prompts
  - assumes 50 character high console.
- Made execution approximately 15% faster.
- Changed startup so that console is now cleared before the story file starts executing.
- Changed console so that it only ever scrolls upwards and the input prompt is always at the bottom
  - this is the conventional behaviour for the console of a Z-machine implementation.
  - EXCEPTION: the initial selection of a story file and choosing whether to write a script.
- Changed console so that it recognises when a story is trying to clear the console and repond appropriately
  - the Z-machine provides no specific clear console instruction instruction so old z3 stories often just print 20-40 blank lines on the assumption that will be sufficient; as it probably was for a 1980s microcomputer.
- Fixed issue with Z-MIM changing the current working directory
  - it still does change it during operation but should now have restored it before it exits whether cleanly or due to an error or Ctrl-C.
- Fixed "Error: EXEC is not declared" when quitting after a 'restart'.
- Minor improvements to the interactive debugger.
- Cosmetic improvements to code and README.

CMM1:                    28.7   Z-machine instructions per second
CMM2 (using CMM1 code): 532.8
CMM2 (using CMM2 code): 747.2