... above. Same goes for the DEF FN function. The search is also ...

... using another computer :)

DEF FN h$(x) = "0123456789ABCDEF"([B]1 ... i = 0 TO 255: PRINT FN h$(i) : NEXT i[/QUOTE ... out of range). Could the DEF FN be rehashed to recursively call ...

... :

[code]
1 DEF FN r(c,d,p)=c ... >=-d)
10 PLOT FN r(RND*255,255,PEEK ... 23672),FN r(RND*175,175,PEEK ...

... always make our own subroutine, DEF FN, or machine code routine. But ...

... -bogglingly complicated series of nested DEF FN statements ...

... variable crosswind.

Added DEF FN r() to read the keyboard ...

... /> I changed the following:- replaced DEF FN r() with your suggested version ...

... :

[CODE]
1 DEF FN z$(x)=CHR$ 22+CHR ... $(x)/4-8:
DEF FN p$(x)=FN z$(x)+CHR$ 16 ... +CHR$ FN m(x)+CHR$ (FN m ... 7 TO 55:
PRINT FN p$(f):
NEXT f ... i=6):
LET a=FN m(z+d):
LET ... b=FN m(z+d+d):

... br />
[CODE]
1 DEF FN z$(x)=CHR$ 22+CHR ... $(x)/4-8:
DEF FN p$(x)=FN z$(x)+CHR$ 16 ... +CHR$ FN m(x)+CHR$ (FN m ... 18 TO 53:
PRINT FN p$(z+31):
NEXT ... i=6):
LET a=FN m(z+d):
LET ... b=FN m(z+d+d):

... br />
[CODE]
1 DEF FN z$(x)=CHR$ 22+CHR ... $(x)/4-8:
DEF FN p$(x)=FN z$(x)+CHR$ 16 ... +CHR$ FN m(x)+CHR$ (FN m ... 7 TO 55:
PRINT FN p$(f):
NEXT f ... i=6):
LET a=FN m(z+d):
LET ... b=FN m(z+d+d):

... br />
[CODE]
1 DEF FN z$(x)=CHR$ 22+CHR ... $(x)/4-8:
DEF FN p$(x)=FN z$(x)+CHR$ 16 ... +CHR$ FN m(x)+CHR$ (FN m ... 7 TO 62:
PRINT FN p$(f):
NEXT f ... i=6):
LET a=FN m(z+d):
LET ... b=FN m(z+d+d):

... allow multiple key presses via DEF FN r(x), as used in ...

... :
LET b=256:
DEF FN w(x)=PEEK ABS x ... (x+1):
LET e=FN w(g+15):
LET ... /> LET z$="":
LET k=FN w(-p-1):
LET ... +4:
LET p=q+FN w(p+2):
LET ...

... this:

[CODE]
DEF FN i(x)=(x

... places, you could use a DEF FN to position the cursor like ...

... places, you could use a DEF FN to position the cursor like ...

[code]
2 DEF FN w(a,s)=VAL ((a$( ... f,g*7-3;((STR$ FN w(f,g)+b$ AND ... /> in 3,1 ; FN W(1,1)*FN W(2,1)

... a DEF FN.
I defined the function something like:[CODE]DEF FN P ... it with:[CODE]LET A=FN P(2,30,"Boobs")[/CODE ... get the parameters of the DEF FN function are to look at ... variable which points to the DEF FN function in use.

... , to the parameters of the DEF FN.
So in order to ... you had a DEF FN of:
[CODE]DEF FN P(A,B$)=usr ... gets called, and calling the FN from BASIC. Just look at ...

... , and that was via a DEF FN.[/quote]

Interesting... I ... be entirely doable as an FN.

... />
The nice thing about DEF FN + some USR call is that ...

I like the DEF FN method of calling USR functions. Always think it is worth having a distinct m/c entry point to go with it though.

... /> DPEEK (address)
FN P (address)

DEF FN P(A)=PEEK ...

... (except for recursive use of DEF FN, if I remember my [B ...

... I devised was:
1 DEF FN r(c,d,p)=c ... >=-d)
10 PLOT FN r(RND*255,255,PEEK ... 23672),FN r(RND*175,175,PEEK ... the completion time substantially. (The DEF FN version takes about 80 minutes ...

Sofar I have made this rotation:

[code]
LET m=0:
LET n=7:
LET h=m*6*(n=1)+m+9:
LET n$=a$:
FOR g=0 TO 5:
LET a$(h+g*n)=n$(h+(g*n+n)*(g

[quote=Dr BEEP;257287]Sofar I have made this rotation:

[code]
LET m=0:
LET n=7:
....
LET h=m*6*(n=1)+m+9:
LET n$=a$:
FOR g=0 TO 5:
LET a$(h+g*n)=n$(h+(g*n+n)*(g

... in #591 which has the DEF FN removed. I agree it is ...

... to interpreted languages only (VAL$, DEF FN, READ, DATA, RESTORE...).