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f
I
1
)
BOOT
BOX
/
I
BLOAD
can
be
used
within
a
BASIC
program
to
load
screens,
sprites,
and
other
binary
data.
Execution
continues
with
the
state
ment
following
the
BLOAD,
unlike
DLOAD
or
LOAD.
EXAMPLES:
BLOAD
"SPRITES",
BO,
P3584
LOADS
the
binary
file
"SPRITES"
starting
in
location
3584
(in
BANK
0).
BLOAD
"DATA1",
DO,
U8,
B1,
P4096
LOADS
the
binary
file
"DATA
1"
into
location
4096
(BANK
1)from
Drive
0,
unit
8.
—Load
and
execute
a
program
which
was
saved
as
a
binary
file
BOOT
"filename"
[,Ddrive
number][<ON
|
,)Udevice]
The
command
loads
an
executable
binary
file
and
begins
execution
at
the
predefined
starting
address.
The
default
device
number
is
8
(drive
0).
EXAMPLE:
BOOT
BOOT
"GRAPHICS
1",
D0,
U9
BOOT
a
bootable
disk
(CP/M
Plus
for
example).
LOADS
the
binary
program
"GRAPHICS
1"
from
unit
9,
drive
0,
and
executes
it.
243
—Draw
box
at
specified
position
on
screen
BOX
[color
source],
X1,
Y1
[,[X2,Y2][,angle][,painty
where:
color
source
0
=
Background
color
1
=
Foreground
color
2
=
Multicolor
1
3
=
Multicolor
2
x1,
y1
Top
left
corner
coordinate
(seated)
x2,
y2
Bottom
right
corner
opposite
x1,
y1,
(scaled);
default
is
the
PC
location.
angle
Rotation
in
clockwise
degrees;
default
is
0
degrees
BASIC
7.0
ENCYCLOPEDIA—Basic
Commands
and
Statements

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