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BASIC Manual Examples (Continued)
File Name
Rplot
STEREO
STORM
Scale
Scenery
Show
SinAxes
SinGrdAxes
SinLabel
SinLabel2
SinViewprt
SoundArray
SoundInstr
Surface
Symbol
FONT_ED
REVID
Description
uses RPLOT statement to move subpictures, PIVOT to rotate them, and
AREA INTENSITY to define shading
a program to calculate the correct cursor and text color when you set a
background color
uses non-dominant drawing and three-dimensional transformations to dis-
play red-blue stereo images which can be viewed through bi-colored glasses
demonstrates the use and speed of color map animation. A little house on
the prairie is besieged by a thunderstorm
scales a matrix to fit a new minimum and maximum
uses POLYGONS, POLYLINES, RPLOTS, and area fills to create an idyllic
scene of rustic simplicity
simulates the system command SHOW
part of the "Progressive Example" in Graphics Techniques. Axes are added,
along with labels at appropriate points along, them
demonstrates grids and axes; used in Graphics Techniques to display grids
and axes in the same program
part of the "Progressive Example" in Graphics Techniques.
Labels are
plotted after having used CSIZE, LORG and LDIR
similar to SinLabel except that it draws a· "bold" label
part of the "Progressive Example" in Graphics Techniques. A viewport is
defined using GDU measurements of the screen
generates sounds (melody and percussion) by reading data into an array
and sending the values to a SOUND statement
lets you experiment with SOUND statement parameters
draws a surface represented by a two-dimensional array
demonstrates how to define and label user-defined characters with the
SYMBOL statement
demonstrates how the Touchscreen can be used to locate points on your
screen
lets you create, edit, and store custom character fonts (usable on machines
with "bit-mapped alpha" displays)
a file with copyright and revision information
BASIC 5.1 Disc Contents 10-11
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