1000Oh-IOh=FFFOh
andthe nxdt isdividedinto thetwo bytesof F7)handFFh,
If“non-printable” codes are given, ie those codes fmm OOhthroughIFh and
71%,these codes will be enclosed in angle brackets, for example cDC1>.
Thename in the angle brackets is that assigned tothe code in the ASCII con-
vention. The name of the character should not be used, the binary value
should”beinput. Inthe same way, it should be noted that the angle brackets
are not to be input -they are merely there as delimitem in the printed text.
Of course, in aprogram, ameaningful variable name can be given to these
charactem, for instance (the following example is written in BASIC):
10 ESC$=CHR$(27) :BS$=CHR$(8)
20 LPRINT ESC$;BS$;
COMMANDCODESANDESCAPESEQUENCES
Somecommandcodesarecommontoboththestandardand IBMmodes.In
thedescriptionsof thecommandcodes,all commandcodeswill begiven,
togetherwithanoteofthemodestowhicheachcommandcodeisapplicable.
Mostof the following command codes are available in both the standard
mode and the IBM emulation mode. If acommand is common to both
modes, the descriptive heading is followed by “Both”. If the command is
specific to one mode, then either “Standard” or “IBM” will follow the
descriptive heading. Occasionally, there am two identical commands to
perform the same function. In these cases, the relevant sign follows the
escape sequence.
Whenparametemaregiven,the accompanyingtextdescribeswhetherthe
parameterisan ASCII characteror abinaryvalue.
Inthe following descriptions, first the function of the command sequence is
given. This is followed by the emulation for which this command is
appropriate (“Standard”, “Both” or “IBM”).
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