If I run the following in immediate mode in GRAPHIC 0 mode, I see exactly whatI expect to see based on the chart of page 358 of the Commodore 128 System Guide
CHAR ,0,0,CHR$(111)character (a diagonal line). In fact it's CHR$(143) in GRAPHIC 1 mode that yields the same character.
(a right-angle corner character, as in the top-left of a box)
But if I am in GRAPHIC 1 mode and run the same line of code, I get a different
How can I understand this difference?
Thanks!
On Sun, 1 Mar 2020 16:57:35 -0800 (PST), PaulMwhat I expect to see based on the chart of page 358 of the Commodore 128 System
<paul.s.macmillan@gmail.com> wrote:
If I run the following in immediate mode in GRAPHIC 0 mode, I see exactly
different character (a diagonal line). In fact it's CHR$(143) in GRAPHIC 1 modeCHAR ,0,0,CHR$(111)
(a right-angle corner character, as in the top-left of a box)
But if I am in GRAPHIC 1 mode and run the same line of code, I get a
How can I understand this difference?
Thanks!
Get the C128 Programming guide.
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