Language Reference
MSG | Return the characters displayed in the message area. |
Example | 40 | OUTPUT 723;"MSG?;" | Query the | message to | the computer . | |||
| 50 | ALLOCATE | Message$[40] | Create | computer array (string) for | |||
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| 60 | ENTER 723 | USING | Assign | the messages | to two | Boolean | |
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| 80 | IF Cal THEN PRINT "uncalibrated" |
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| 90 | IF Cor THEN PRINT "uncorrected" |
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| 100 | PRINT Msg$[3] | Print the string, beginning with the | |||||
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Description The MSG query returns the characters displayed in the message area on the screen.
The query returns 2 Boolean responses that indicate the presence of UNCAL and UNCOR, respectively. Whenever a message is in the message area, or UNCAL or UNCOR is displayed, the MESSAGE bit of the status byte is set true.