Commodore C-NET 128 v7.0 User Manual page 69

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#wn Wait a number of seconds before continuing (a delay).
#x1 Exit the message at this point.
message.
#y1 Disable automatic word wrapping.
#zn Toggle to the upper case mode.
graphics are
and lower case letters)
#^n (up arrow)
#!n Move the cursor down a number of lines.
#<n Move the cursor left a number of columns.
#>n Move the cursor right a number of columns.
#-n (minus sign)
## Actually print the English pound sign.
Note that the MCI commands may be placed one after another on a single line
and anywhere in the middle of any text.
but not taken, the rest of the line after the branch will still be
executed.
The MCI commands can not only be placed in messages, but anywhere in the
program if you are modifying it.
which requires a four second pause, you can use '#w4' in any output
statement.
Following is a sample message containing MCI commands that will ask a user
if he is interested in a board event.
which will be printed to the printer, otherwise the message will be
aborted.
Hello #v3#w1, I mean #v2!
Are you interested in the board dinner? #g1#t1Y##e1#x1
#l1
I am glad that you can make it #v2.
How many people are you bringing? 3I1
Do you own your own car? #I1
#l0
OK, Thanks again, #v2, a SysOp will be contacting you at #v4...
16.0 THE EDITOR SYSTEM
C-NET's text editor is 100% machine language for fast, powerful text entry
and manipulation (file proto 7).
editor by different sections of the program.
Last call date and time the user was on-line.
Handle of the user on-line.
Real name of the user on-line.
Phone number of the user on-line.
The variable a$.
The variable b$.
The variable an$ when used as the last '#g1' or '#I1'.
The variable d2$.
The variable d3$.
The user's password.
The user's current access group name.
required. (1=upper case and graphics, 0=upper
Move the cursor up number of lines.
Print (number) of blank spaces on the line.
- THE EDITOR SYSTEM -
Use in programming mode only.
Use in programming mode only.
Use in programming mode only.
Use in programming mode only.
Return to system from a
Used when upper case and
If a branch command is encountered
For example, if you are making a routine
If he is, he will be asked questions
A maximum number of lines is set for the
For a new user's initial