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  • Posted a comment on discussion BASIC-256 Users on BASIC-256

    old old questions are these :)

  • Modified a comment on ticket #63 on BASIC-256

    ok, first try to do it myself :) works only with monospace font and is for the graphics window: subroutine locate(x,y,textx,texty,a$) font "courier",5,30 text x+1+textxtextwidth(a$)/length(a$),y+textytextheight,a$ end subroutine

  • Posted a comment on ticket #63 on BASIC-256

    ok, first try to do it myself :) works only with monospace font: subroutine locate(x,y,textx,texty,a$) font "courier",5,30 text x+1+textxtextwidth(a$)/length(a$),y+textytextheight,a$ end subroutine

  • Modified a comment on discussion BASIC-256 Users on BASIC-256

    Hey there, some guy requested a "locate" command to position the cursor within the textwindow. I want to support that and to add a few other things. I think we both have the same idea of making the text window more useful and be able to play around with it (like on the C64 in the old days). - a "locate" command to set the cursor to postition - commands for cursor up, down, left and right - a "home" command to bring the cursor back to top left without clearing the window. - a command to define the...

  • Created ticket #63 on BASIC-256

    define textwindow and additional cursor-commands

  • Posted a comment on discussion BASIC-256 Users on BASIC-256

    Hey there, some guy requested a "locate" command to position the cursor within the textwindow. I want to support that and to add a few other things. I think we both have the same idea of making the text window more useful and be able to play around with it (like on the C64 in the old days). - a "locate" command to set the cursor to postition - commands for cursor up, down, left and right - a "home" command to bring the cursor back to top left without clearing the window. - a command to define the...

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