Commodore MPS 1200 - Page 84

III (:olllllIodore mode (DIP switch 1-3 set to OFF), switch 1-7 is
igllon:d. You can still get a carriage return without automatic line
feed
in Commodore mode by using chr$(141) instead of chr$(13).
Example:
J() open 1,4,7
20 pt~:int#l, "Thi~; is on";chl·~$(l~:'); "two lines"
3(1 pt~ i n t# 1, II but these pt~i nt" ;
4(:1 pt"int#l ~ II on one 1 :i.ne. II
5':1 close 1
This is on
two lines
but these print on one line.
NOTE: The semicolon in line 20 tells BASIC not to send a carriage
return (and line feed) to the printer, allowing you to continue
the
next statement on the same printed line.
Line Feed
BASIC
Hex
chr$(10)
OA
A line feed returns the print head to the left margin and advances
the paper to the
next line. Many computers automatically add a line
feed to each carriage return.
If yours does not, you can add a line
feed to each carriage
return by setting internal switch 1-7 ON (see
Appendix D).
Example:
11) op en 1, 4, 7
21) pt'int#l, "This is on"; cht'$ (H); "two lines"
31) pt'int#l,"Even with semicolons";cht'$(1I)l"it'll be on two lines."
4(1 close 1.
This is on
two lines
Even with semicolons
it'll be on two lines.
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