Commodore 128 Programmer's Reference Manual page 41

BASIC BUILDING BLOCKS AND BASIC 7.0 ENCYCLOPEDIA 31
BSAVE
f""j Save a binary file from the specified memory locations
BSAVE "filename"[,Ddrive number][<ONI,U>device number] [,Bbank
number],Pstart address TO Pend address
; j where:
p ■ start address is the starting address where the program is SAVEd from
\ j ■ end address is the last address + 1 in memory which is SAVEd
n This is similar to the SAVE command in the Machine Language MONITOR.
' ! EXAMPLES:
n BSAVE "SPRITE DATA",B0, Saves the binary file named "SPRITE DATA",
/ I P3584 TO P4096 starting at location 3584 through 4095 (BANK
0).
n BSAVE "PROGRAM.SCR",D0, Saves the binary file named "PROGRAM.
r U9,B0,P3182 TO P7999 SCR" in the memory address range 3182
through 7999 (BANK 0) on drive 0, unit 9.
P CATALOG
i i
Display the disk directory
P] CATALOG [Ddrive number][<ON|,>Udevice number][,wildcard string]
EXAMPLE:
| i CATALOG Displays the disk directory on drive 0.
- CHAR
\
Display characters at the specified position on the screen
r-i CHAR [color source],X,Y[,string][,RVS]
j
This is primarily designed to display characters on a bit mapped screen, but it can also
be used on a text screen. Here's what the parameters mean:
n
i
/ color source 0 = Background
1 = Foreground
X Character column (0-39) (VIC screen)
(0-79) (8563) screen