Radio Shack TRS-80 Model 4 - Page 270

PRINT @
When the program above is run, the output should look something
like this:
WHAT IS YOUR FIRST NAME? JOHN
WHAT IS YOUR MIDDLE NAME? PAUL
WHAT IS YOUR LAST NAME? JONES
ENTER AMOUNT PAYABLE? 12345.6
PAY TO THE ORDER OF J. P. JONES
*****$12,435.60 DOLLARS
Statement
PRINT@ location,
PRINT@ (row, column),
Specifies exactly where printing is to begin.
The location specified must
be a number between 0 and 1919. It can
also be a a pair of numbers
(r, c), where 23 = >r = >0 and
79= >c= >0.
Whenever you instruct BASIC to PRINT @ the bottom line of the
display, it generates
an automatic line feed; everything on the display
moves up one line. To suppress this automatic line feed, use a trailing
semicolon at the
end of the statement.
NOTE:
If the string you are printing extends past column 80, BASIC
prints the entire string
on the next line.
Examples
PR I NT @ (11,39), "*"
prints an asterisk in the middle of the display. The space between
PRINT and
@ is optional.
PRINT @ 0, "*"
prints an asterisk at the top left corner of the display.
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