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SCNCLR
The
SCALE
command
affects
the
sprite
coordinates
in
the
MOVSPR
command.
If
you
add
scaling
to
a
program
that
contains
sprites,
adjust
the
MOVSPR
coordinates
accordingly.
NOTE:
The
functions
which
return
the
location
of
the
pixel,
cursor,
SPRITES,
etc.
do
not
return
scaled
coordinates—See
RDOT,
RSPRITE.
—Clear
screen
SCNCLR
[mode
number]
The
modes
are
as
follows:
Mode
Number
0
1
2
3
4
5
Mode
40
column
(VIC)
text
bit
map
split
screen
bit
map
multicolor
bit
map
split
screen
multicolor
bit
map
80
column
(8563)
text
This
statement
with
no
argument
clears
the graphic
screen,
if
it
is
present,
otherwise
the
current
text
screen
is
cleared.
EXAMPLES:
SCNCLR
5
Clears
80
column
text
screen.
SCNCLR
1
Clears
the
(VIC)
bit
map
screen.
SCNCLR
4
Clears
the
(VIC)
split
screen
multicolor
bit
map.
SCRATCH
—Delete
a
file
from
the
disk
directory
SCRATCH
"filename"
[,Ddrive
number]
[<ON
|
,>Udevice
number]
This
command
deletes
a
file
from
the
disk
directory.
As
a
precaution,
the
system
asks
"ARE
YOU
SURE?"
(in
direct
mode
only)
before
the
Commodore
128
completes
the
operation.
Type
a
Y
to
perform
the
SCRATCH
or
press
any
other
key
to
cancel
the
operation.
Use
this
command
to
erase
unwanted
files,
and
to
create
more
space
on
the
disk.
The
filename
may
contain
template,
or
wildcards
(?,*
etc.).
The
default
drive
number
is
0
and
default
device
number
is
8.
EXAMPLE:
SCRATCH
"MY
BACK"
This
erases
the
file
MY
BACK
from
the
disk
in
drive
0.
300
BASIC
7.0
ENCYCLOPEDIA-Basic
Commands
and
Statements

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