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304
Apple lie Users
Handbook
output
before
executing
this
subroutine.
X =
00
corresponds
to
256
blanks.
PRBYTE
($FDDA/64986) A =
??
X =
--
Y =
--
PRBYTE
outputs
the
hexadecimal
value stored
in
the
accumula-
tor
to
the
current
output
device.
PREAD
(FB1
E/64286) A =?? X =
--
Y
=value
of
controller
PREAD reads
the
hand
control
specified
in
the
X-register
(0
-3).
It
then
returns
that
value in
the
Y-register.
PRHEX
($FDE3/64995)
A=??
X =
--
Y =
--
PRHEX
outputs
the
lower
nibble
of
the
accumulator
,
one
hex
digit
,
to
the
current
output
device.
PRNTAX
($F941/63809)
A=??
X =
--
Y =
--
PRNTAX
outputs
a
four
digit
hex
number.
The
upper
two
digits
must be
stored
in
the
accumulator.
The
lower
two
digits
must be
stored
in
the
X-register.
RDCHAR
($FD35/64821)
A=??
X =
??
Y =
??
RDCHAR
is
another
input
subroutine
that
retrieves characters
from
the
standard
input
subroutine
.
RDCHAR
also
interprets
ESCAPE
codes.
RDKEY
($FDOC/64780) A
=character
X =
--
Y =
--
RD
KEY
calls
the
input
subroutine.
The
input
subroutine's
starting address must
be
stored
in
locations
$38-$39. This
routine
is
usually KEVIN.
READ
($FEFD/65277)
A=??
X =
??
Y =
??
READ converts a series
of
tones
into
digital
data and
then
stores
this data. The
following
locations
must
contain
pointers
before

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