Commodore 128D User Manual page 291

PAINT
PROGRAM, SEQUENTIAL, RELATIVE and USER; modes are READ
and WRITE. See the section on RS232 for command string require
ments.
EXAMPLES:
10 OPEN 3,3 OPENs the screen as file number 3.
20 OPEN 1,0 OPENs the keyboard as file number 1.
30 OPEN 1,1,0,"DOT" OPENs the cassette for reading, as file
number 1, using "DOT" as the filename.
OPEN 4,4 OPENs the printer as file number 4.
OPEN 15,8,15 OPENs the command channel on the disk
as file 15, with secondary address 15.
Secondary address 15 is reserved for the
disk drive error channel
5 OPEN 8,8,12,"TESTFILE,SEQ,WRITE" OPENs a sequential disk
file for writing called
TESTFILE as file
number 8, with
secondary address 12.
See also: APPEND, CLOSE, CMD, DOPEN, DCLOSE, GET#, INPUT#,
and PRINT* statements and system variables ST, DS, and DS$.
—Fill area with color
PAINT [color source] [,[x,y] [,mode]]
where:
color source 0 background
1 foreground (default)
2 Multicolor 1
3 Multicolor 2
x,y starting coordinate, scaled (default at
pixel cursor (PC))
mode 0 = paint an area defined by the color
source selected (default)
1 = paint an area defined by any non-
background source
The PAINT command fills an area with color. It fills in the area around
the specified point until a boundary is encountered. The x and y
coordinate must lie completely within the boundary of the shape you
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