... to see. They could have a string of programs, say one based ... /> We could end up with a range of intelligent, relevant, interesting ... the current few programs, where a presenter who is (usually) obviously ... doing this job until a place on a travel or telly-sales ...

... previous advice to ensure a "C" but I ...
Jared,

A question.
You ask for ... /> 10 INPUT A$ : REM ANY INPUT IN A STRING
20 ... FOR F = 1 TO LEN A$: IF (A$(F) >= "a ... ") AND (A$(F)

... ]Jared,

A question.
You ask for ... a solution, but what is ... /> 10 INPUT A$ : REM ANY INPUT IN A STRING
20 ... FOR F = 1 TO LEN A$: IF (A$(F) >= "a ... ") AND (A$(F) 96 AND ...

[QUOTE=mile;506943]a man should only have 3 ... round in your pants & a string vest

... sprites then, rather than just a blit operation?[/quote]
...
Every 50th of a second, the display is composited ... graphic for which will be a string of bytes (width*height ... thought - how about a transparency setting? Or a hue+saturation setting ...

... thinking. Either storing a pointer to a graphic (which would ... only being allowed to pass a string variable for the gfx$ ... stored as bytes in strings (A$.MyStructElement style).

... background (or a background window) and open a transparent window on ...

... manipulation commands, like creating a temporary bitmap and pasting multiple ... like in each element of a string array, and pass that ... , if your sprite is a 15x15 targeting crosshair, you ... clipping/wrapping was a setting to make a sprite automatically wrap ...

... , but conversely, such a command might also make ... If Im rotating a spaceship in asteroids, a hotspot command would ... a set of instructions determined by a simple set of commands in a string ... for controlling, animating or passing user control to a ...

... examples you seem to use a string after the BIN command. I ...

... examples you seem to use a string after the BIN command. I ...

... you seem to use a string after the BIN command. ... thought that BIN was a function, but reading the ... indicate the base of a number, and the ... ; beginning with BIN, '.' or a digit.
; Note that BIN ... is really just a notational symbol and not a function.

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... First, load everyting into string array (one row each), ... screen with a single PRINT statement, using a single string.
... a rudimentary character-level "vertical scrolling" for free (by using string ... slicing on a string that's bigger ...

... screen with a single PRINT statement, using a single string.
... Just have one huge string for the entire map ... a rudimentary character-level "vertical scrolling" for free (by using string ... slicing on a string that's bigger than ...

... 't be found by doing a string search on the TAP file ... Microsphere release too: there are a couple of bugs in it ...

A 'macro' in a compiler or assembler is a string of instructions that are ... . You could even have a sequence of pushing certain values ... then calling a subroutine defined as a macro.
< ... example of how to define a parametrised macro, but it ...

... occurred to me that a string assignment of the form LET ... to send that stream to a string, but that didn't ... the display file as a string so I could use ... could use a LET from a non-existent string variable which ... to copy that to a real string variable in the ...

Regarding string slicing, it will ... eg:
LET a$=a$(TO 2048 )+s$+a$(4097 TO)
... call Slicing if it encounters a "(" after a string name.
* For ... m$() could handle both string slicing and free RAM slicing ... as when a$|b$ is a letter, then a|b could be ...

[QUOTE=Battle Bunny;525787]Regarding string slicing, it will work with ... call Slicing if it encounters a "(" after a string name.
* For ... FN m$() could handle both string slicing and free RAM slicing ... ; as when a$|b$ is a letter, then a|b could be ...

... result of a string function to the free RAM pseudo-string a$ (eg. ... /> The complication arises because the string function will probably use some ... so the result of the string function will be put in ... up (in effect) by DIMing a string at the start for workspace ...

... />
I've saved a snapshot in BASin which does ... If I save it as a .bas it just saves the ... suggestions. It's just a pity that BASin doesn't ... save everything in a .bas file.[/QUOTE]
... that BASin does save, like a string array. See Battle Bunny' ...

... READ has multiple uses as a command not available in standard ... , and then converts it to a string - so you can only use ... it with a string variable. That way you don ... 'm sure someone could find a use for it :)

OK, a useful routine for a proportional printing function is ... to calculate the length of a string (so you can centre it ... =0
120 FOR a=1 TO LEN p$
a)-32)*8
140 ... +PEEK address
150 NEXT a[/CODE]

The ...

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string
Byte 2 = ... slice point and display the string.

I ...

... equ 23645
char: defm "a$:" ;63970
sadd: defw ... ;63973(IX+0) absolute a$ start address
posn ... ;63975(IX+2) relative a$ current pointer
wi ... to 0. When printing a string linewrap would be called several ...

... equ 23645
char: defm "a$:" ;63970
sadd: defw ... ;63973(IX+0) absolute a$ start address
posn ... ;63975(IX+2) relative a$ current pointer
wi ... to 0. When printing a string linewrap would be called several ...

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... is part of the current string being printed (and thus should ... being printed in any particular string. For the first character should ... distinguish the first character of a string.

What do you ... /> It would STILL leaves behind a trail of partial "n"s.

... routine:

FOR a=50 TO 70 STEP 2 ... : PRINT #4;AT a,50;"nop": PAUSE 50: ... distinguish the first character of a string.

What do ... It would STILL leaves behind a trail of partial "n"s ...
Thanks for that. For a moment I thought there was ...

... distinguish the first character of a string.

... flag the start of a string. After dealing with ...
LD A,(ATFLAG) : AND A : JR NZ,GETXP< ... but there's one sma-a-a-all problem ...
< ... but that is admittedly a rather artificial example.
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