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OSBYTE &A3 (163) - X=242   (Acornsoft GXR 1.20)
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{{PageTitle|OSBYTE &A3 (163) - Application support}}
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__TOC__
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  On entry:
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    X = application identifier
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        X=128 Electron Plus 1
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        X=192 Acornsoft Pascal
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        X=241 Acornsoft LOGO
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        X=242 Graphics Extension Support
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        X=243 65Tube
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        X=253 Cause a reset
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        X=254 unknown
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        X=255 Acornsoft View family
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    Y = parameter
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  On exit:
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    X = return value
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    Y = return value
  
     Y=0    resets the dot-dash pattern & length to defaults
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==X=&80 (128) Plus 1 Support==
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  On entry:
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    Y=0 enable printer/ADC
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    Y=1 disable printer/ADC
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    Y=2 enable serial port
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    Y=3 disable serial port
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    Y=4 restore ROM table
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  On exit:
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    If Y<4 on entry,
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      X=0 if enabled, X<>0 if disabled
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    If Y=4 on entry,
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      X=default language in X, b7 set if no default language
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==X=&C0 (192) Acornsoft Pascal==
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  On entry:
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    Y=0    enter language ROM of twin ROM set
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    Y=1
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    Y=2
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    Y=3
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Acornsoft Pascal is supplied as two 16K ROMs, one is the language code, and
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the other is support code, including the *Command parser. When the *PASCAL
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command is matched, or if the support code is entered as a language it,
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issues OSBYTE 163,192,0 to cause the other ROM to start itself.
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==X=&F1 (241) Acornsoft LOGO==
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  On entry:
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    Y=0    enter language ROM of twin ROM set
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    Y=1
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    Y=2
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    Y=3
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    Y=4
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Acornsoft LOGO is supplied as two 16K ROMs, one is the language code, and
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the other is support code, including the *Command parser. When the *LOGO
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command is matched, or if the support code is entered as a language it,
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issues OSBYTE 163,241,0 to cause the other ROM to start itself.
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==X=&F2 (242) Graphics Extension Support (GSX, RISC OS)==
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  On entry:
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     Y=0    resets the dot-dash pattern and length to defaults
 
     Y=1..64 set dot dash pattern repeat length
 
     Y=1..64 set dot dash pattern repeat length
     Y=65    return status returns X=b0..5 current dot dash pattern repeat  
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  On entry:
                                          length (0 means 64 though)
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     Y=65    return status returns
                                    b6    if set flood fill is always active
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  On exit:
                                    b7    if set GXR ROM is turned on
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    if X=Y=0 then the ROM is fitted but disabled
                                  Y=number of pages allocated to sprites
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    X=b0..5 current dot dash pattern repeat length (0 means 64)
     Y=66    return info on current sprite returns X=pixel width
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      b6    if set flood fill is turned on
                                                  Y=pixel height
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      b7    if set GXR ROM is turned on
            if X=Y=0 then the ROM is not fitted, or no sprite is selected
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    Y=number of pages allocated to sprites
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  On entry:
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     Y=66    return info on currently selected sprite
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  On exit:
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    if X=Y=0 then the ROM is fitted but disabled, or no sprite is selected
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    X=pixel width
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    Y=pixel height
  
    X=242   (RISC OS 1.00)
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If the GXR ROM is absent, the call returns X=&FF and Y preserved. A call to OSBYTE &A3,242,65
     Y=0    resets the dot-dash pattern & length to defaults
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can determine if GSX is absent, present but disabled, or present and enabled:
     Y=1..64 set dot dash pattern repeat length
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     Y=65    return status returns X=b0..5 current dot dash pattern repeat
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  On entry: A=&A3, X=242, Y=65
                                          length (0 means 64 though)
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  On exit:  Y=65 - GSX ROM absent (Y preserved if ROM is absent)
                                    b6    if set flood fill is always active
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            Y<64 - GSX ROM is present (not possible to have more
                                    b7    if set sprites are always active
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                  than 64 pages of workspace)
     Y=66    return info on current sprite returns X=pixel width
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                  X.b7=0 - GSX ROM disabled
                                                  Y=pixel height
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                  X.b7=1 - GSX ROM enabled
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==X=&F3 (243) 65Tube emulator==
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  On entry:
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    Y=4    find code address
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  On exit:
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    if Y<>0, XY=address to jump to
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    Called on Tube reset, *BASIC and NMIs to ask for any code entry address.
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  On entry:
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     Y=6    find *command to execute
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  On exit:
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    if Y<>0, XY=>*command to execute
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     Called on Tube reset to ask for any startup command.
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==X=&FD (253) Cause a Reset==
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  On entry:
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     Y=[[OSBYTE &FD]] reset type:
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      0 = Soft Reset (Break)
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      1 = Power-On Reset
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      2 = Hard Reset (Ctrl-Break)
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  On exit:
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    Will only exit if the call is not implemented.
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  Implemented by [http://mdfs.net/Software/BBC/SROM/Tools/ RSTROM] and other ROMs.
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  See also [[Reset from software]].
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==X=&FE (254) Unknown==
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  This call is checked for by 65Tube.
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  On entry:
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     Y=unknown
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  On exit:
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    On 65Tube, X and Y returned preserved.
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==X=&FF (255) Acornsoft View family workspace flag==
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  On entry:
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    Y<&80  read ROM's workspace byte at &DF0+romnum
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    Y>&7F  set bit 7 of ROM's workspace byte at &DF0+romnum
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    Y=&01/&81 read/set View's ROM workspace byte
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    Y=&02/&82 read/set ViewSheet's ROM workspace byte
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    Y=&03/&83 read/set ViewStore's ROM workspace byte
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     Y=&04/&84 read/set ViewSpell's ROM workspace byte
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  On exit:
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    X=undefined (preserved)
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    Y=ROM's workspace byte at &DF0+romnum
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    Some versions of ViewSheet and ViewSpell do not implement the
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    call to set the workspace byte. On 65Tube, X and Y are returned
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    preserved, indicating the ROMs are not present.
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The View family ROMs set their workspace byte to zero on reset, so
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this call normally returns &00 or &80. This allows callers to find
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if the View ROMs are present and perform actions such as calling them
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with their *Command without the risk of the command not being recognised
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and causing a disk access and a Bad command error.
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The following code demonstrates using the calls.
  
    X=243   (65Tube emulator)
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  10 A%=163:X%=255
    Y=4     find code address, on exit if Y<>0, XY=address to jump to.
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   20 FOR Y%=1 TO 4
            Called on Tube reset, *BASIC and NMIs to ask for any code
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  30  U%=((USR&FFF4)AND&FF0000)DIV65536
            entry address
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  40  READ A$:PRINT A$;" ";
    Y=6    find *command to execute, on exit if Y<>0, XY=>*command to
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  50  IF U%<>Y% THEN PRINT "present" ELSE PRINT "absent"
            execute. Called on Tube reset to ask for any startup command.
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  60 NEXT Y%
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  70 DATA VIEW,ViewSheet,ViewStore,ViewSpell
  
    X=255   (VIEW)
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  A%=163:X%=255:Y%=1:IF ((USR&FFF4)AND&FF0000)DIV65536<>1 THEN *WORD
    Y=1     read VIEW's ROM workspace byte at &DF0+romnum.
 
    Y=&81  set VIEW's ROM workspace byte at &DF0+romnum to &80.
 
  
 
==See Also==
 
==See Also==
 
* http://mdfs.net/Docs/Comp/BBC/Osbyte80
 
* http://mdfs.net/Docs/Comp/BBC/Osbyte80
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* [[Reset from software]]
  
 
[[User:Jgharston|Jgharston]] 22:16, 26 May 2009 (UTC)
 
[[User:Jgharston|Jgharston]] 22:16, 26 May 2009 (UTC)
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[[User:Jgharston|Jgharston]] ([[User talk:Jgharston|talk]]) 02:26, 24 November 2020 (CET)

Revision as of 04:10, 16 November 2021

OSBYTE &A3 (163) - Application support
 On entry:
   X = application identifier
       X=128 Electron Plus 1
       X=192 Acornsoft Pascal
       X=241 Acornsoft LOGO
       X=242 Graphics Extension Support
       X=243 65Tube
       X=253 Cause a reset
       X=254 unknown
       X=255 Acornsoft View family
   Y = parameter
 On exit:
   X = return value
   Y = return value

X=&80 (128) Plus 1 Support

 On entry:
   Y=0 enable printer/ADC
   Y=1 disable printer/ADC
   Y=2 enable serial port
   Y=3 disable serial port
   Y=4 restore ROM table
 On exit:
   If Y<4 on entry,
     X=0 if enabled, X<>0 if disabled
   If Y=4 on entry,
     X=default language in X, b7 set if no default language

X=&C0 (192) Acornsoft Pascal

 On entry:
   Y=0     enter language ROM of twin ROM set
   Y=1
   Y=2
   Y=3

Acornsoft Pascal is supplied as two 16K ROMs, one is the language code, and the other is support code, including the *Command parser. When the *PASCAL command is matched, or if the support code is entered as a language it, issues OSBYTE 163,192,0 to cause the other ROM to start itself.

 On entry:
   Y=0     enter language ROM of twin ROM set
   Y=1
   Y=2
   Y=3
   Y=4

Acornsoft LOGO is supplied as two 16K ROMs, one is the language code, and the other is support code, including the *Command parser. When the *LOGO command is matched, or if the support code is entered as a language it, issues OSBYTE 163,241,0 to cause the other ROM to start itself.

X=&F2 (242) Graphics Extension Support (GSX, RISC OS)

 On entry:
   Y=0     resets the dot-dash pattern and length to defaults
   Y=1..64 set dot dash pattern repeat length
 On entry:
   Y=65    return status returns
 On exit:
   if X=Y=0 then the ROM is fitted but disabled
   X=b0..5 current dot dash pattern repeat length (0 means 64)
     b6    if set flood fill is turned on
     b7    if set GXR ROM is turned on
   Y=number of pages allocated to sprites
 On entry:
   Y=66    return info on currently selected sprite
 On exit:
   if X=Y=0 then the ROM is fitted but disabled, or no sprite is selected
   X=pixel width 
   Y=pixel height

If the GXR ROM is absent, the call returns X=&FF and Y preserved. A call to OSBYTE &A3,242,65 can determine if GSX is absent, present but disabled, or present and enabled:

 On entry: A=&A3, X=242, Y=65
 On exit:  Y=65 - GSX ROM absent (Y preserved if ROM is absent)
           Y<64 - GSX ROM is present (not possible to have more
                  than 64 pages of workspace)
                  X.b7=0 - GSX ROM disabled
                  X.b7=1 - GSX ROM enabled

X=&F3 (243) 65Tube emulator

 On entry:
   Y=4     find code address
 On exit:
   if Y<>0, XY=address to jump to
   Called on Tube reset, *BASIC and NMIs to ask for any code entry address.
 On entry:
   Y=6     find *command to execute
 On exit:
   if Y<>0, XY=>*command to execute
   Called on Tube reset to ask for any startup command.

X=&FD (253) Cause a Reset

 On entry:
   Y=OSBYTE &FD reset type:
     0 = Soft Reset (Break)
     1 = Power-On Reset
     2 = Hard Reset (Ctrl-Break)
 On exit:
   Will only exit if the call is not implemented.
 
 Implemented by RSTROM and other ROMs.
 See also Reset from software.

X=&FE (254) Unknown

 This call is checked for by 65Tube.
 On entry:
   Y=unknown
 On exit:
   On 65Tube, X and Y returned preserved.

X=&FF (255) Acornsoft View family workspace flag

 On entry:
   Y<&80   read ROM's workspace byte at &DF0+romnum
   Y>&7F   set bit 7 of ROM's workspace byte at &DF0+romnum
   
   Y=&01/&81 read/set View's ROM workspace byte
   Y=&02/&82 read/set ViewSheet's ROM workspace byte
   Y=&03/&83 read/set ViewStore's ROM workspace byte
   Y=&04/&84 read/set ViewSpell's ROM workspace byte
 On exit:
   X=undefined (preserved)
   Y=ROM's workspace byte at &DF0+romnum
   
   Some versions of ViewSheet and ViewSpell do not implement the
   call to set the workspace byte. On 65Tube, X and Y are returned
   preserved, indicating the ROMs are not present.

The View family ROMs set their workspace byte to zero on reset, so this call normally returns &00 or &80. This allows callers to find if the View ROMs are present and perform actions such as calling them with their *Command without the risk of the command not being recognised and causing a disk access and a Bad command error.

The following code demonstrates using the calls.

  10 A%=163:X%=255
  20 FOR Y%=1 TO 4
  30   U%=((USR&FFF4)AND&FF0000)DIV65536
  40   READ A$:PRINT A$;" ";
  50   IF U%<>Y% THEN PRINT "present" ELSE PRINT "absent"
  60 NEXT Y%
  70 DATA VIEW,ViewSheet,ViewStore,ViewSpell
  A%=163:X%=255:Y%=1:IF ((USR&FFF4)AND&FF0000)DIV65536<>1 THEN *WORD

See Also

Jgharston 22:16, 26 May 2009 (UTC) Jgharston (talk) 02:26, 24 November 2020 (CET)