Technical data

Screen Editing
For example, to print one word in inverse mode, enter the
following statement:
1 [1 D I !:;p 1I·····27t:dB I t·~'.}EF.:!:;E! ···.·27:~.:dl!! II
Display Escape Sequences
Key Sequence
BASIC Escape
Effect
Sequence
(ESC )&dB ·····27t:dB
Inverse
mode.
(ESC )&dD
·····27g.:dD
Underline mode.
(ESC)&dF ·····27:~.:dF
Inverse and underline
mode.
(ESC )&d@ ·····278.:dl!!
Turn off all display
enhancements.
HP-UX Technical BASIC on the Integral PC has limited screen
editing capabilities. This means
that any program line or
statement on the 32 line screen buffer may be edited by sim-
ply moving
the cursor to that line and using a combination of
the ( Insert char ), (Delete char ), (Backspace) and (Clear line) editing
keys. The line can
then be entered into program memory by
pressing ( Return). Once a program statement has been entered
into
program memory it will not be lost until it is deleted,
overwritten, or erased using
the SCF.:ATCH, LOAD, or CHA I t·~
command.
For
an example of screen editing, refer to chapter 3 of the
getting started guide. For more information about BASIC
editing functions, refer to
the HP-UX Technical BASIC Pro-
gramming Guide.
Integral PC Specifics 2-7