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>BBCREFMANUAL.HTML BBC BASIC Manual: Part 1: Chapter 1: About the BBC BASIC Reference Manual
>BBCBASIC.HTML BBC BASIC Manual: Part 1: Chapter 2: About BBC BASIC
>COMMAND.HTML BBC BASIC Manual: Part 2: Chapter 3: Command mode
>SIMPLE.HTML BBC BASIC Manual: Part 2: Chapter 4: Simple programming
>VARIABLES.HTML BBC BASIC Manual: Part 2: Chapter 5: Variables and expressions
>NUMERICVARS.HTML BBC BASIC Manual: Part 2: Chapter 6: Numeric variables
>BASES.HTML BBC BASIC Manual: Part 2: Chapter 7: Bases
>STRINGVARS.HTML BBC BASIC Manual: Part 2: Chapter 8: String variables
>ARRAYS.HTML BBC BASIC Manual: Part 2: Chapter 9: Arrays
>OUTPUTTING.HTML BBC BASIC Manual: Part 2: Chapter 10: Outputting text
>INPUTTING.HTML BBC BASIC Manual: Part 2: Chapter 11: Inputting data
>CONTROL.HTML BBC BASIC Manual: Part 2: Chapter 12: Control statements
>PROCEDURES.HTML BBC BASIC Manual: Part 2: Chapter 13: Procedures and functions
>DATAFILES.HTML BBC BASIC Manual: Part 2: Chapter 14: Data and command files
>SCREENMODES.HTML BBC BASIC Manual: Part 2: Chapter 15: Screen modes
>SIMPLEGRAPHICS.HTML BBC BASIC Manual: Part 2: Chapter 16: Simple graphics
>COMPLEXGRAPHICS.HTML BBC BASIC Manual: Part 2: Chapter 17: Complex graphics
>GRAPHICPATTERNS.HTML BBC BASIC Manual: Part 2: Chapter 18: Graphic patterns
>VIEWPORTS.HTML BBC BASIC Manual: Part 2: Chapter 19: Viewports
>SPRITES.HTML BBC BASIC Manual: Part 2: Chapter 20: Sprites
>TELETEXT.HTML BBC BASIC Manual: Part 2: Chapter 21: Teletext mode
>SOUND.HTML BBC BASIC Manual: Part 2: Chapter 22: Sound
>ACCESSMEMLOCS.HTML BBC BASIC Manual: Part 2: Chapter 23: Accessing memory locations
>ERRORHANDLING.HTML BBC BASIC Manual: Part 2: Chapter 24: Error handling and debugging
>VDUCONTROL.HTML BBC BASIC Manual: Part 2: Chapter 25: VDU control
>BASICSCREENED.HTML BBC BASIC Manual: Part 2: Chapter 26: Editing BASIC files
>KEYWORDS.HTML BBC BASIC Manual: Part 3: Chapter 27: Keywords
>NUMERICREP.HTML BBC BASIC Manual: Part 4: Chapter 28: Appendix A - Numeric implementation
>MINABBREVIATIONS.HTML BBC BASIC Manual: Part 4: Chapter 29: Appendix B - Minimum abbreviations
>ERRORMESSAGES.HTML BBC BASIC Manual: Part 4: Chapter 30: Appendix C - Error messages
>INKEYVALUES.HTML BBC BASIC Manual: Part 4: Chapter 31: Appendix D - Inkey values
>COLOURS.HTML BBC BASIC Manual: Part 4: Chapter 32: Appendix E - Colour modes
>PLOTCODES.HTML BBC BASIC Manual: Part 4: Chapter 33: Appendix F - Plot codes
>VDUCOMMANDS.HTML BBC BASIC Manual: Part 4: Chapter 34: Appendix G - VDU commands
>FXCOMMANDS.HTML BBC BASIC Manual: Part 4: Chapter 35: Appendix H - *FX commands
>BASICHISTORY.HTML BBC BASIC Manual: Part 4: Chapter 36: Appendix I - BBC BASIC's history
>ARMASSEMBLER.HTML BBC BASIC Manual: Part 4: Chapter 37: Appendix J - ARM assembler
>BASICCOPYRIGHT.HTML BBC BASIC Manual: Copyright
:BBCREFMANUAL.HTML BBC BASIC Manual: Part 1: Chapter 1: About the BBC BASIC Reference Manual
1 idx-46 About the BBC BASIC Reference Manual
4 IntendedReadership Intended readership
4 StructureOfTheManual Structure of the manual
4 ConventionsUsedInThisManual Conventions used in this manual
:BBCBASIC.HTML BBC BASIC Manual: Part 1: Chapter 2: About BBC BASIC
1 57047 About BBC BASIC
4 WhatIsBASICVI What is BASIC VI?
4 WhyUseBASICVI Why use BASIC VI?
4 TheBASICInterpreter The BASIC interpreter
4 WindowManagedPrograms Window managed programs
5 idx-45 Commands to avoid
:COMMAND.HTML BBC BASIC Manual: Part 2: Chapter 3: Command mode
1 idx-113 Command mode
4 EnteringBASIC Entering BASIC
5 idx-114 BASIC V
6 idx-115 From RISC OS 2.00
6 idx-116 From RISC OS 3
5 idx-117 BASIC VI
4 LeavingBASIC Leaving BASIC
4 CommandMode Command mode
:SIMPLE.HTML BBC BASIC Manual: Part 2: Chapter 4: Simple programming
1 idx-186 Simple programming
4 EnteringAProgram Entering a program
4 AlteringAProgram Altering a program
5 idx-187 Replacing and adding lines
5 idx-188 Altering a single line in a program
5 idx-189 Deleting lines
4 DeletingWholePrograms Deleting whole programs
4 NumberingLinesInAProgram Numbering lines in a program
5 idx-190 Automatic line numbering
5 idx-191 Starting a program from a particular line
4 ListingLongPrograms Listing long programs
5 idx-192 Listing sections of programs
5 idx-193 Halting listings from the command line
4 Comments Comments
4 MultipleStatements Multiple statements
4 SavingAndRecallingPrograms Saving and recalling programs
5 idx-194 Saving and loading a program from Edit (RISC OS 3)
5 idx-195 Saving a program from the command line
5 idx-196 Loading a program from the command line
:VARIABLES.HTML BBC BASIC Manual: Part 2: Chapter 5: Variables and expressions
1 idx-211 Variables and expressions
4 TypesOfVariables Types of variables
5 idx-212 Naming variables
:NUMERICVARS.HTML BBC BASIC Manual: Part 2: Chapter 6: Numeric variables
1 idx-159 Numeric variables
4 IntegersAndFloatingPointNumbers Integers and floating point numbers
5 idx-160 Assigning values to variables
4 SpecialIntegerVariables Special integer variables
4 ArithmeticOperators Arithmetic operators
:BASES.HTML BBC BASIC Manual: Part 2: Chapter 7: Bases
1 17886 Bases
4 HexadecimalNumbers Hexadecimal numbers
4 BinaryNumbersAndBits Binary numbers and bits
4 ShiftOperators Shift operators
5 idx-47 Shift left
5 idx-48 Shift right (unsigned)
5 idx-49 Shift right (signed)
5 idx-50 Left shift as multiplication
5 idx-51 Right shift as division
4 AND,ORAndEOR AND, OR and EOR
4 TRUEAndFALSE TRUE and FALSE
5 idx-52 With AND
5 idx-53 With OR
5 idx-54 With EOR
:STRINGVARS.HTML BBC BASIC Manual: Part 2: Chapter 8: String variables
1 idx-203 String variables
4 AssigningValuesToStringVariables Assigning values to string variables
4 JoiningStringsTogether Joining strings together
4 SplittingStrings Splitting strings
5 idx-204 Other keywords for manipulating strings
4 HowCharactersAreRepresented How characters are represented
4 ConvertingBetweenStringsAndNumbers Converting between strings and numbers
5 idx-205 VAL
5 idx-206 EVAL
5 idx-207 STR$
:ARRAYS.HTML BBC BASIC Manual: Part 2: Chapter 9: Arrays
1 49828 Arrays
4 TheDIMStatement The DIM statement
4 TwoDimensionalArrays Two dimensional arrays
4 FindingTheSizeOfAnArray Finding the size of an array
4 OperatingOnWholeArrays Operating on whole arrays
4 ArrayOperations Array operations
:OUTPUTTING.HTML BBC BASIC Manual: Part 2: Chapter 10: Outputting text
1 56899 Outputting text
4 PrintFormatting Print formatting
5 idx-161 Using print separators
5 idx-162 Printing numbers
5 idx-163 Defining fields
5 idx-164 Using @% to alter output
6 idx-165 Using the 1.05 interpreter
6 idx-166 Using the 1.04 interpreter
4 TheTextCursor The text cursor
5 idx-167 Text cursor coordinates
5 idx-168 Altering the position of the text cursor
5 idx-169 The VDU statement
4 DefiningYourOwnCharacters Defining your own characters
:INPUTTING.HTML BBC BASIC Manual: Part 2: Chapter 11: Inputting data
1 82890 Inputting data
4 InputtingDataFromTheKeyboard Inputting data from the keyboard
5 idx-148 INPUT
5 idx-149 GET and GET$
5 idx-150 INKEY and INKEY$
4 IncludingDataAsPartOfAProgram Including data as part of a program
4 ProgrammingTheKeyboard Programming the keyboard
5 idx-151 Waiting for input
5 idx-152 Using the Tab & cursor keys to get ASCII code
5 idx-153 Scanning the keyboard
4 UsingTheMouseInPrograms Using the mouse in programs
5 idx-154 Linking the mouse to a pointer
4 ProgrammingFunctionKeys Programming function keys
5 idx-155 Storing a series of commands
5 idx-156 Storing a small BASIC program
5 idx-157 Using other keys as additional function keys
5 idx-158 Symbols in function key strings
:CONTROL.HTML BBC BASIC Manual: Part 2: Chapter 12: Control statements
1 97509 Control statements
4 IF...THEN...ELSE IF... THEN... ELSE
4 Operators Operators
5 idx-123 Relational operators
6 idx-124 Numbers
6 idx-125 Strings
6 idx-126 String comparison
5 idx-127 Logical operators (on TRUE and FALSE values)
4 IF...THEN...ELSE...ENDIF IF... THEN... ELSE... ENDIF
4 FOR...NEXT FOR... NEXT
5 idx-128 Assign the initial value to the control variable.
4 REPEAT...UNTIL REPEAT... UNTIL
4 WHILE...ENDWHILE WHILE... ENDWHILE
4 CASE...OF...WHEN...OTHERWISE...ENDCASE CASE... OF... WHEN... OTHERWISE... ENDCASE
4 GOTO GOTO
4 GOSUB...RETURN GOSUB... RETURN
4 ON...GOTO/GOSUB ON... GOTO/GOSUB
:PROCEDURES.HTML BBC BASIC Manual: Part 2: Chapter 13: Procedures and functions
1 30788 Procedures and functions
4 DefiningAndCallingProcedures Defining and calling procedures
4 ParametersAndLocalVariables Parameters and local variables
5 idx-170 Local variables
5 idx-171 Declaring local variables
5 idx-172 Value-result parameter passing
6 idx-173 Arrays passed by reference
5 idx-174 LOCAL DATA and LOCAL errors
4 ON...PROC ON... PROC
4 RecursiveProcedures Recursive procedures
4 Functions Functions
4 FunctionAndProcedureLibraries Function and procedure libraries
5 marker-662201 Loading a library into memory
6 idx-175 Overlaying
5 idx-176 Building your own libraries
:DATAFILES.HTML BBC BASIC Manual: Part 2: Chapter 14: Data and command files
1 idx-129 Data and command files
4 DataFiles Data files
5 marker-302558 Creating a data file
5 idx-130 Writing information to a data file
5 idx-131 Closing a data file
5 idx-132 Reading data from a file
4 WritingOrReadingSingleBytes Writing or reading single bytes
4 WritingOrReadingASCIIStrings Writing or reading ASCII strings
4 CommandFiles Command files
5 marker-302557 Executing a command file
:SCREENMODES.HTML BBC BASIC Manual: Part 2: Chapter 15: Screen modes
1 35734 Screen modes
4 ChangingScreenModes Changing screen modes
4 ShadowModes Shadow modes
5 idx-177 Using the shadow bank
4 TextSize Text size
5 idx-178 Changing text size
4 GraphicsResolution Graphics resolution
4 ColourModes Colour modes
5 idx-179 256-colour modes
4 ChangingColours Changing colours
4 ChangingTheColourPalette Changing the colour palette
5 idx-180 Changing the shade of the colour
6 idx-181 Returning to the default colour settings
5 idx-182 Experimenting with colour
4 256-colourModes 256-colour modes
5 idx-183 About colour numbers
5 idx-184 The TINT keyword
5 idx-185 Displaying 256 shades
4 UsingTheScreenUnderTheWimp Using the screen under the Wimp
:SIMPLEGRAPHICS.HTML BBC BASIC Manual: Part 2: Chapter 16: Simple graphics
1 68823 Simple graphics
4 TheGraphicsScreen The graphics screen
4 ThePointCommand The point command
4 TheLineCommand The line command
4 RectangleAndRectangleFill Rectangle and rectangle fill
4 CircleAndCircleFill Circle and circle fill
4 EllipseAndEllipseFill Ellipse and ellipse fill
4 GraphicsColours Graphics colours
4 TheGraphicsCursor The graphics cursor
4 RelativeCoordinatesAndBY Relative coordinates and BY
4 PrintingTextAtTheGraphicsCursor Printing text at the graphics cursor
:COMPLEXGRAPHICS.HTML BBC BASIC Manual: Part 2: Chapter 17: Complex graphics
1 56765 Complex graphics
4 PlottingSimpleLines Plotting simple lines
5 idx-118 Dot-dash lines
5 idx-119 Triangles
5 idx-120 Rectangles
5 idx-121 Parallelograms
5 idx-122 Circles
4 Ellipses Ellipses
4 Arcs Arcs
4 Sectors Sectors
4 Segments Segments
:GRAPHICPATTERNS.HTML BBC BASIC Manual: Part 2: Chapter 18: Graphic patterns
1 87660 Graphic patterns
4 DefaultPatterns Default patterns
4 PlottingUsingPatternFills Plotting using pattern fills
4 DefiningYourOwnPatterns Defining your own patterns
4 NativeModePatterns Native mode patterns
5 idx-139 Two-colour modes
5 idx-140 Four-colour modes
5 idx-141 16-colour modes
5 idx-142 256-colour modes
4 BBCMaster128ModePatterns BBC Master 128 mode patterns
5 idx-143 Two-colour modes
5 idx-144 Four-colour modes
5 idx-145 16-colour modes
4 GiantPatterns Giant patterns
4 SimplePatterns Simple patterns
4 Flood-fills Flood-fills
5 idx-146 Flood to non-background
5 idx-147 Flood until foreground
4 CopyingAndMoving Copying and moving
:VIEWPORTS.HTML BBC BASIC Manual: Part 2: Chapter 19: Viewports
1 97011 Viewports
4 TextViewports Text viewports
4 GraphicsViewports Graphics viewports
:SPRITES.HTML BBC BASIC Manual: Part 2: Chapter 20: Sprites
1 59983 Sprites
4 LoadingAUserSprite Loading a user sprite
4 PlottingAUserSprite Plotting a user sprite
:TELETEXT.HTML BBC BASIC Manual: Part 2: Chapter 21: Teletext mode
1 idx-208 Teletext mode
4 ColouredText Coloured text
4 MakingTextFlash Making text flash
4 Double-heightText Double-height text
4 ChangingTheBackgroundColour Changing the background colour
4 TeletextGraphics Teletext graphics
5 idx-209 Outlining blocks of colour
5 idx-210 Placing blocks of colour next to each other
:SOUND.HTML BBC BASIC Manual: Part 2: Chapter 22: Sound
1 idx-197 Sound
4 ActivatingTheSoundSystem Activating the sound system
4 SelectingSoundChannels Selecting sound channels
4 AllocatingAWave-formToEachVoice Allocating a wave-form to each voice
4 SettingTheStereoPosition Setting the stereo position
4 CreatingANote Creating a note
5 idx-198 Channel
5 idx-199 Setting the volume
5 idx-200 Pitch
5 idx-201 Duration of sound
4 SynchronisingTheChannels Synchronising the channels
4 FindingTheValueOfTheCurrentBeat Finding the value of the current beat
4 FindingTheCurrentTempo Finding the current tempo
4 ExecutingASoundOnABeat Executing a sound on a beat
5 idx-202 Synchronising sounds
:ACCESSMEMLOCS.HTML BBC BASIC Manual: Part 2: Chapter 23: Accessing memory locations
1 72338 Accessing memory locations
4 ReservingABlockOfMemory Reserving a block of memory
4 TheQuestionIndirectionOperator The '?' indirection operator
4 ThePlingIndirectionOperator The '!' indirection operator
4 TheBarIndirectionOperator The '|' indirection operator
4 TheDollarIndirectionOperator The '$' indirection operator
:ERRORHANDLING.HTML BBC BASIC Manual: Part 2: Chapter 24: Error handling and debugging
1 11886 Error handling and debugging
5 idx-133 Trapping an error
5 idx-134 Turning off the error handler
4 GeneratingErrors Generating errors
4 ExternalErrors External errors
4 LocalErrorHandling Local error handling
5 idx-135 Trapping an error; procedures & functions
5 idx-136 Restoring the previous error handler
4 Debugging Debugging
5 idx-137 Stopping execution of the program
5 idx-138 Tracing the path through the program
:VDUCONTROL.HTML BBC BASIC Manual: Part 2: Chapter 25: VDU control
1 50757 VDU control
4 VDU0 VDU 0
4 VDU1 VDU 1
4 VDU2 VDU 2
4 VDU3 VDU 3
4 VDU4 VDU 4
4 VDU5 VDU 5
4 VDU6 VDU 6
4 VDU7 VDU 7
4 VDU8 VDU 8
4 VDU9 VDU 9
4 VDU10 VDU 10
4 VDU11 VDU 11
4 VDU12 VDU 12
4 VDU13 VDU 13
4 VDU14 VDU 14
4 VDU15 VDU 15
4 VDU16 VDU 16
4 VDU17,n VDU 17,n
4 VDU18,k,c VDU 18,k,c
4 VDU19,1,p,r,g,b VDU 19,1,p,r,g,b
4 VDU20 VDU 20
4 VDU21 VDU 21
4 VDU21 VDU 21
4 VDU23,p1,p2,p3,p4,P5,p6,p7,p8,p9 VDU 23,p1,p2,p3,p4, p5,p6,p7,p8,p9
4 VDU23,0,n,m| VDU 23,0,n,m|
4 VDU23,1,n| VDU 23,1,n|
4 VDU23,2To5,n1,n2N3,n4,n5,n6,n7,n8 VDU 23,2 to 5,n1,n2 n3,n4,n5,n6,n7,n8
4 VDU23,6,n1,n2,n3,N4,n5,n6,n7,n8 VDU 23,6,n1,n2,n3, n4,n5,n6,n7,n8
4 VDU23,7,m,d,z| VDU 23,7,m,d,z|
4 VDU23,8,t1,t2,x1,y1,x2,y2;0; VDU 23,8,t1,t2,x1,y1,x2,y2;0;
4 VDU23,9,n|<br>VDU23,10,n| VDU 23,9,n| / VDU 23,10,n|
4 VDU23,11| VDU 23,11|
4 VDU23,12To15,n1,n2,n3,n4,n5,n6,n7,n8 VDU 23,12 to 15,n1,n2,n3,n4,n5,n6,n7,n8
4 VDU23,16,n| VDU 23,16,n|
4 VDU23,17,n,m| VDU 23,17,n,m|
4 VDU23,18To24,n1,n2,n3,n4,n5,n6,n7,n8 VDU23,18 to 24,n1,n2,n3,n4,n5,n6,n7,n8
4 VDU23,25,n1,n2,n3,n4,n5,n6,n7,n8 VDU 23,25,n1,n2,n3,n4,n5,n6,n7,n8
4 VDU23,26,h,s,p1,p2,s1,s2,0,0<fontName> VDU 23,26,h,s,p1,p2,s1,s2,0,0 <font name>
4 VDU23,7,m,n| VDU 23,7,m,n|
4 VDU23,28To30,n1,n2,n3,n4,n5,n6,n7,n8 VDU 23,28 to 30,n1,n2,n3,n4,n5,n6,n7,n8
4 VDU23,32To255,n1,n2,n3,n4,n5,n6,n7,n8 VDU 23,32 to 255,n1,n2,n3,n4,n5,n6,n7,n8
4 VDU24,x1;y1;x2;y2 VDU 24,x1;y1;x2;y2
4 VDU25,k,x;y; VDU 25,k,x;y;
4 VDU26 VDU 26
4 VDU27 VDU 27
4 VDU28,lx,by,rx,ty VDU 28,lx,by,rx,ty
4 VDU29,x;y; VDU 29,x;y;
4 VDU30 VDU 30
4 VDU31,x,y VDU 31,x,y
:BASICSCREENED.HTML BBC BASIC Manual: Part 2: Chapter 26: Editing BASIC files
1 42523 Editing BASIC files
4 EditingBASICFilesUnderRISCOS3 Editing BASIC files under RISC OS 3
5 marker-86645 Using Edit to write and edit BASIC programs
6 idx-55 Writing a new program
6 idx-56 Editing an existing program
6 idx-57 Icon bar menu
6 marker-86649 Converting to a tokenised file
6 marker-86650 Printing a BASIC program
4 EditingBASICFilesUnderRISCOS2 Editing BASIC files under RISC OS 2
5 idx-58 Entering the editor
6 idx-59 Leaving the editor
5 idx-60 The BASIC screen
6 idx-61 The status line
6 idx-62 Moving the cursor
6 idx-63 Changing a line
6 idx-64 Adding a line
6 idx-65 Inserting lines
6 idx-66 Deleting text
6 idx-67 Long lines
5 idx-68 Saving and loading programs
6 34952 Saving a program
6 idx-69 Loading a program
6 idx-70 Appending a program
5 idx-71 Seeing other parts of your program
6 idx-72 Moving vertically
6 idx-73 Moving horizontally
6 idx-74 Using two windows
5 idx-75 Renumbering the program
5 idx-76 Further editing functions
6 idx-77 Swapping case
6 idx-78 Undoing changes to a line
6 idx-79 Splitting and joining lines
6 idx-80 Repeating a line
5 idx-81 Marking a line
6 idx-82 Placing the marker line
6 idx-83 Finding a marker
5 71322 Line command
6 idx-84 Deleting lines
6 idx-85 Moving a block
6 idx-86 Copying lines
6 idx-87 Denoting limits
6 idx-88 Justifying text
6 idx-89 Removing line commands
6 idx-90 Things to notice about line commands
5 81631 Searching and replacing
6 idx-91 Search and edit
6 idx-92 Search
6 idx-93 Global replace
6 idx-94 Selective replace
6 idx-95 Next match & previous match
5 idx-96 Keyboard options
6 idx-97 The Tab key
6 idx-98 Auto indentation
6 idx-99 Insert mode and overtype mode
5 idx-100 Wildcard options
5 idx-101 Mode and colours
5 idx-102 User-defined keys
5 idx-103 Full use of windows
6 idx-104 Input windows
6 idx-105 Information windows
6 idx-106 Entering data
5 idx-107 Keyboard summary
6 idx-108 Editing keys
6 idx-109 Function keys
6 idx-110 Function keys with Shift
6 idx-111 Function keys with Ctrl
5 idx-112 Error messages
:KEYWORDS.HTML BBC BASIC Manual: Part 3: Chapter 27: Keywords
1 marker-14482 Keywords
2 idx-0 *BASIC
5 idx-214 Syntax
5 idx-215 Purpose
5 idx-216 Examples
2 marker-14488 *BASIC64
5 idx-217 Syntax
5 idx-218 Purpose
5 idx-219 Examples
2 ABS ABS
5 idx-220 Syntax
5 idx-221 Argument
5 idx-222 Result
5 idx-223 Example
2 ACS ACS
5 idx-224 Syntax
5 idx-225 Argument
5 idx-226 Result
5 idx-227 Examples
2 ADVAL ADVAL
5 idx-228 Syntax
5 idx-229 Argument
5 idx-230 Result
5 idx-231 Example
2 AND AND
5 idx-232 Syntax
5 idx-233 Operands
5 idx-234 Result
5 idx-235 Examples
2 APPEND APPEND
5 idx-236 Syntax
5 idx-237 Argument
5 idx-238 Purpose
5 idx-239 Examples
2 ASC ASC
5 idx-240 Syntax
5 idx-241 Argument
5 idx-242 Result
5 idx-243 Examples
2 ASN ASN
5 idx-244 Syntax
5 idx-245 Argument
5 idx-246 Result
5 idx-247 Examples
2 ATN ATN
5 idx-248 Syntax
5 idx-249 Argument
5 idx-250 Result
5 idx-251 Examples
2 47946 AUTO
5 idx-252 Syntax
5 idx-253 Parameters
5 idx-254 Purpose
5 idx-255 Examples
2 BEAT BEAT
5 idx-256 Syntax
5 idx-257 Result
5 idx-258 Example
2 49181 BEATS
5 idx-259 Syntax
5 idx-260 Arguments (1)
5 idx-261 Result (2)
5 idx-262 Examples
2 BGET_HASH BGET #
5 idx-263 Syntax
5 idx-264 Argument
5 idx-265 Result
5 idx-266 Examples
2 BPUT_HASH BPUT #
5 idx-267 Syntax
5 idx-268 Arguments (1)
5 idx-269 Arguments (2)
5 idx-270 Examples
2 BY BY
5 idx-271 Syntax
5 idx-272 Purpose
5 idx-273 Examples
2 65337 CALL
5 idx-274 Syntax
5 idx-275 Arguments
5 idx-276 Purpose
5 idx-277 Format of the CALL parameter block
6 varind VARIND
6 STOREA STOREA
6 STSTORE STSTORE
6 LVBLNK LVBLNK
6 CREATE CREATE
6 EXPR EXPR
6 MATCH MATCH
6 TOKENADDR TOKENADDR
6 FSTA FSTA
6 FLDA FLDA
6 FADD FADD/FMUL
6 FSUB FSUB/FDIV
6 FLOAD FLOAT
6 FIX FIX
6 FSQRT FSQRT
6 BBCMasterCompatibleCalls BBC/Master compatible calls
5 idx-278 Examples
2 CASE CASE
5 idx-279 Syntax
5 idx-280 Arguments
5 idx-281 Examples
2 CHAIN CHAIN
5 idx-282 Syntax
5 idx-283 Argument
5 idx-284 Examples
2 CHR CHR$
5 idx-285 Syntax
5 idx-286 Argument
5 idx-287 Result
5 idx-288 Examples
2 CIRCLE CIRCLE
5 idx-289 Syntax
5 idx-290 Arguments
5 idx-291 Examples
2 CLEAR CLEAR
5 idx-292 Syntax
5 idx-293 Purpose
2 CLG CLG
5 idx-294 Syntax
5 idx-295 Examples
2 CLOSE CLOSE #
5 idx-296 Syntax
5 idx-297 Argument
5 idx-298 Purpose
5 idx-299 Examples
2 CLS CLS
5 idx-300 Syntax
5 idx-301 Examples
2 38476 COLOUR (COLOR)
5 idx-302 Syntax
5 idx-303 Arguments (1)
5 idx-304 Arguments (2)
5 idx-305 Arguments (3)
5 idx-306 Examples
2 COS COS
5 idx-307 Syntax
5 idx-308 Argument
5 idx-309 Result
5 idx-310 Examples
2 COUNT COUNT
5 idx-311 Syntax
5 idx-312 Result
5 idx-313 Examples
2 marker-14510 CRUNCH
5 idx-314 Syntax
5 idx-315 Argument
5 idx-316 Restrictions
5 idx-317 Examples
2 DATA DATA
5 idx-318 Syntax
5 idx-319 Argument
5 idx-320 Examples
2 DEF DEF
5 idx-321 Syntax
5 idx-322 Parameters (1) and (2)
5 idx-323 Purpose
5 idx-324 Examples
2 DEG DEG
5 idx-325 Syntax
5 idx-326 Argument
5 idx-327 Result
5 idx-328 Examples
2 DELETE DELETE
5 idx-329 Syntax
5 idx-330 Argument
5 idx-331 Examples
2 DIM DIM
5 idx-332 Syntax
5 idx-333 Argument (1)
5 idx-334 Argument (2)
5 idx-335 Argument (3)
5 idx-336 Argument (4)
5 idx-337 Examples
2 DIV DIV
5 idx-338 Syntax
5 idx-339 Operands
5 idx-340 Result
5 idx-341 Examples
2 DRAW DRAW
5 idx-342 Syntax
5 idx-343 Arguments
5 idx-344 Examples
2 EDIT EDIT
5 idx-345 Syntax
5 idx-346 Purpose
2 ELLIPSE ELLIPSE
5 idx-347 Syntax
5 idx-348 Arguments
5 idx-349 Examples
2 ELSE ELSE
5 idx-350 Syntax
5 idx-351 Examples
2 END END
5 idx-352 Syntax
5 idx-353 Purpose (1)
5 idx-354 Purpose (2)
6 idx-355 Restrictions on the use of END=
5 idx-356 Purpose (3)
5 idx-357 Examples
2 ENDCASE ENDCASE
5 idx-358 Syntax
2 ENDIF ENDIF
5 idx-359 Syntax
2 ENDPROC ENDPROC
5 idx-360 Syntax
5 idx-361 Purpose
5 idx-362 Examples
2 ENDWHILE ENDWHILE
5 idx-363 Syntax
5 idx-364 Example
2 EOF_HASH EOF #
5 idx-365 Syntax
5 idx-366 Argument
5 idx-367 Result
5 idx-368 Examples
2 EOR EOR
5 idx-369 Syntax
5 idx-370 Operands
5 idx-371 Result
5 idx-372 Examples
2 ERL ERL
5 idx-373 Syntax
5 idx-374 Result
5 idx-375 Examples
2 ERR ERR
5 idx-376 Syntax
5 idx-377 Result
5 idx-378 Examples
2 ERROR ERROR
5 idx-379 Syntax
5 idx-380 Arguments (2)
5 idx-381 Examples
2 EVAL EVAL
5 idx-382 Syntax
5 idx-383 Argument
5 idx-384 Result
5 idx-385 Examples
2 EXP EXP
5 idx-386 Syntax
5 idx-387 Argument
5 idx-388 Result
5 idx-389 Example
2 EXT_HASH EXT#
5 idx-390 Syntax
5 idx-391 Argument (1)
5 idx-392 Result
5 idx-393 Argument (2)
5 idx-394 Examples
2 FALSE FALSE
5 idx-395 Syntax
5 idx-396 Result
5 idx-397 Examples
2 FILL FILL
5 idx-398 Syntax
5 idx-399 Arguments
5 idx-400 Examples
2 FN FN
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5 idx-476 Examples
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5 idx-609 Examples
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5 idx-612 Result
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5 idx-623 Examples
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5 idx-636 Examples
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5 idx-646 Examples
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5 idx-649 Purpose
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5 idx-651 Purpose
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5 idx-659 Purpose
5 idx-660 Examples
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5 idx-662 Purpose
5 idx-663 Examples
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5 idx-665 Examples
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5 idx-670 Purpose (2)
5 idx-671 Examples
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5 idx-672 Syntax
5 idx-673 Examples
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5 idx-674 Syntax
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5 idx-676 Purpose (2)
5 idx-677 Examples
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5 idx-680 Result
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5 idx-682 Examples
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5 idx-684 Result
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5 idx-686 Result
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6 idx-708 Delay
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5 idx-712 Examples
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5 idx-716 Examples
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5 marker-979748 Floating point numbers
5 marker-979749 Fixed point numbers
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5 idx-33 BASIC III
5 idx-34 BASIC IV
5 idx-35 BASIC V, version 1.04
5 idx-36 BASIC V, version 1.05
5 idx-37 BASIC VI, version 1.05
4 BASICIIImprovements BASIC II improvements
5 idx-38 New keywords and features
5 idx-39 Bug fixes
4 BASICIIIImprovements BASIC III improvements
4 BASICIVImprovements BASIC IV improvements
4 BASICVVersion1.04Improvements BASIC V version 1.04 improvements
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5 idx-3 Reserving memory space for the machine code
5 idx-4 Memory pointers
5 idx-5 Implementing passes
5 idx-6 The OPT directive
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6 idx-24 Options
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