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236
Apple
lie
Users
Handbook
The
arrows
are
called
plotting
vectors
. These
vectors
must
be
translated
into
their
binary
codes. The
following
table
supplies
·
these
binary
codes.
Draw
vectors
100
t
up
101
-
right
110
!
down
111
+-
left
Move
vectors
000
t
up
001
-
right
010
!
down
011
left
An
example
of
a
move
vector
could
be
vector
#2
from
the
square.
A
move
vector
plots
nothing
onto
the
screen.
It
merely
moves
the
starting
position
of
the
next
vector.
An
example
of
a
draw
vector
could
be
vector
#11
. A
draw
vector
draws a
line
.
The easiest way
to
accumulate
the
necessary
binary
information
is
by
using a
table
as
shown
on
page
237.

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