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- Click On Me
- SEQ formatted GEOS file V1.0
- Epson FX-80
- KeyBoard
- LASTER'S
- ONVERTER
- COPE Source V1.1
- share1
- COPE Editor V1.3
- Untitled
- Click On Me
- F*F7F7F7F7F7F7F7F7F7F7F
- Here are some of the changes to bring you
- up to date on Version 1.3
- Local labels (temporary labels).
- You can define a label as local.
- These labels are designed to be used with branch
- instructions. They are not added to the label array. You
- can use the same label name in separate files without
- getting a duplicate label error. Then are mainly used
- for a faster assembly process and writing cleaner code.
- Branch label names are identified with the
- '@' character. The first four characters are used
- to identify the branch name. Actual label names can
- be any length and contain any character.
- Source code for 'QuickView' is included to show how
- to use branch labels.
- Both programs will search both drives for a filename, starting
- with the default drive.
- DRIVE directive.
- You can change the current drive with this
- directive. Like this: .Drive 8; drive 8 becomes the current
- drive.
- Screen Scroling
- The screen update routines are faster. Scrolling up/down
- is handled differently for faster speed.
- Name directive.
- To insure compatability with the C128 80 column
- mode, you have to be able to set the 40/80 column
- flag in the header block. The 'Name' directive now allows
- you to do this.
- Old way:
- .Name Quickview V1.0
- This is still acceptable but will leave the 40/80 column flag
- as zero.
- New way:
- .Name "Quickview V1.0',0,0,0,0
- Single or double quotes can be used. The Name directive
- functions similarly to the Byte directive when used in this
- manner. Be sure you have all 20 bytes defined properly.
- Thanks for your time,
- Bill Sharp
-