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KEYBMAP$, cont'd.
Chapter 2 Program Instructions
Examples The following example reads back the current keyboard map and changes the
key to A, the key to B, and the key to C:
10 A$=KEBMAP$(0)
20 B$=LEFT$(A$,1)+"A"+MID$(A$,3,4)+"B"+MID$(A$,8,4)
+"C"+MID$(A$,13)
30 KEYBMAP$(0)=B$
RUN
The following example illustrates the mapping of the keyboard for Easy-
Coder 501 XP (unshifted keys only). Note the limit of max. 300 char./line.
10 B$=CHR$128+CHR$1+STRING$(4,0)+CHR$(2)+
STRING$(4,0)+CHR$(3)
20 B$=B$+STRING$(4,0)+CHR$(4)+STRING$(4,0)+
CHR$(5)+STRING$(18,0)
30 B$=B$+".147"+CHR$(0)+"0258"+CHR$(0)+
CHR$(8)+"369"+CHR$(0)+CHR$(31)
40 B$=CHR$(0)+CHR$(28)+CHR$(30)+STRING$(2,0)+
CHR$(13)+CHR$(29)+CHR$(0)
50 KEYBMAP$(0)=B$
RUN
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