AMSTRAD CPC464 User Manual page 176

SYMBOL AFTER
S Y M B O L A F T E R < i n t e g e r e x p r e s s i o n >
S Y M B O L A F T E R 9 0
COMMAND: The number of user definable characters is set by the SYMBOL AFTER command. The
default setting is 240, giving 16 user defined characters. If the <integer expression>, is 32, then all
characters from 32 to 255 are redefinable.
Whenever a SYMBOL AFTER command is used, all user defined characters are reset to the default
condition.
Associated keywords: SYMBOL
TAG
T A G [#< s t r e a m e x p r e s s i o n > ]
1 0 M O D E 2
1 1 B O R D E R 9
1 4 I N K 0 , 1 2
1 5 I N K 1 , 0
2 0 F O R n = l TO 100
3 0 M O V E 2 0 0 + n , 3 2 0 + n
40 TAG
5 0 I F n < 7 0 G O T O 6 0 E L S E 7 0
6 0 P R I N T " H e l l o " ; : G O T O 8 0
7 0 P R I N T " F a r e w e l l " ;
80 NEXT
9 0 G O T O 2 0
COMMAND: Text sent to a given stream may be redirected to be written at the graphics cursor
position. This allows text and symbols to be mixed with graphics. The stream expression) defaults to
0 if omitted. The top left of the character cell is tagged to the graphics cursor, and non-printing
control characters will display. In particular, ' new line' characters will display if the PRINT
statement is not followed by a semi-colon ;
Associated keywords: TAGOFF
TAGOFF
T A G O F F [ # < s t r e a m e x p r e s s i o n > ]
T A G O F F # 0
COMMAND: Cancels the TAG for a given stream, and sends the text to the previous text cursor
position at the point at which TAG was invoked.
Associated keywords: TAG