ncreasing number.  Snippets which fail with an error have a snippet ID
which begins with 'e'.  Snippets in the startup have an ID which begins with 's'.

A snippet ID is one way to refer to a snippet in a command.  For example, this
command drops the snippet with ID '14':

	/drop 14

To see the ID of a snippet or snippets use the '/list' command.  To see the ID
of all snippets. including failed, startup, and overwritten snippets, use the
'/list -all' command.

You can also refer to a range of IDs by separating the beginning ID and ending
ID with a hypen.  For example, '1-4' is the same as '1 2 3 4'.  All commands
which refer to snippets will take a list of IDs, ID ranges, and snippet names
as arguments.  These commands are: /list, /edit, /drop, /save, /vars, /methods,
/types, and /<id>.  Some examples:

	/edit 7-23

	/save s1-s4 3-8 foo 12 myfile

	/9-12 33

See '/help /edit', '/help /save', and '/help rerun' respectively.