Chapter 6 RAPID!
Commands
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SOFTKEYS
TEXTATTR
Examples
PRINT var1, var2, var3 (Three numeric variables
are displayed, separated by tabs).
OUTPUT "Here ";"you ";"go!" (The phrase will be
displayed as ‘Here you go!’).
PRINT USING "10.2";21,5 (The value will be dis-
played using a total of 10 digits (including the decimal
point and the sign). 2 digits will be used for the decimal
places. The value will be printed as
‘21.50’ with five
leading blanks.)
OUTPUT TAB(10);9 (The number 9 will be printed on
the tenth cursor position following the current one: ‘ 9’.)
Syntax
SOFTKEYS [str1$, [str2$, [str3$,
[str4$, [str5$, [str6$, [str7$]]]]]]]
Parameters
str1$...str7$ are string expressions.
Description
Labels the 4400’s softkeys.
The labels specified are assigned to the softkeys from left
to right. In case less than seven string expressions are
used, one or more softkeys remain without label.
Examples
SOFTKEYS "Key1","","Key3"
(The first and third softkey from the left are labelled and
may be used for
INKEY or INKEYWAIT commands.)
SOFTKEYS
(All softkeys remain unlabelled. There are no values that
could be handed over to an
INKEY or INKEYWAIT com-
mand, whatever softkey may be pushed. In case of an
INKEYWAIT command, this will result in an endless
loop.)
Syntax
TEXTATTR [ textCol ] [, [bgCol ]
[, fontSize [b] [i] ] ]
Parameters
textCol is the new text color,
bgCol is the new background color,
fontSize is the new font setting,
b stands for bold text,
i stands for italic text.
Description
Selects new color and text settings for the subsequent
output operations.
For detailed parameter description, please refer to com-
mand
CLS in this subsection.
Examples
TEXTATTR red (Text color set to red.)
TEXTATTR , cyan, "cour18" (Courier size 18 on
cyan background.)
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