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ELSE
END
ENVELOPE
NOTE: If a graphic area is allocated or deallocated after a SAVE, an
error occurs. Because BASIC text is moved from its original (SAVEd)
location when a bit mapped graphics area is allocated or dealloca
ted, the original location where the C128 verified the SAVEd program
changes. Hence, VERIFY, which performs byte-to-byte comparisons,
fails, even though the program is valid. Make sure to VERIFY or
DVERIFY immediately after issuing the SAVE command to avoid this
problem.
To verify Binary data, see VERIFY "filenamen,8,1 format, under
VERIFY command description.
EXAMPLES:
DVERIFY "C128"
Verifies program "C128" on drive 0,
unit 8.
DVERIFY "SPRITES",D0,U9 Verifies program "SPRITES" on
drive 0, device 9.
See IF/THEN/ELSE
—Define the end of program-execution
END
When the program encounters the END statement, it stops RUNning
immediately. The CON'T command can be used to restart the pro
gram at the next statement (if any) following the END statement.
—Define a musical instrument envelope
ENVELOPE n[,[atk][,[dec][,[sus][,[rel][,[wf][,pwnnn
where:
n..., Envelope number (0-9)
atk Attack rate (0-15)
dec Decay rate (0-15)
sus Sustain (0-15)
rel Release rate (0-15)
wf Waveform: 0 = triangle
1 = sawtooth
2 = variable pulse (square)
3 = noise
4 = ring modulation
pw Pulse width (0-4095)
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