Currently, only "poke"-style strings are supported in scripts. As in, they are rendered using the .string directive. There are use cases where the user might want to use ASCII strings instead. For example, when using emulator print debugging capabilities. ASCII strings can be rendered using the .ascii directive or the .byte directive. The .ascii directive is probably preferred, but I need to do a bit more investigation into it.
ASCII strings could be specified with a prefix character, perhaps: a"My ASCII string", or ascii"My ASCII string"
Currently, only "poke"-style strings are supported in scripts. As in, they are rendered using the
.string
directive. There are use cases where the user might want to use ASCII strings instead. For example, when using emulator print debugging capabilities. ASCII strings can be rendered using the.ascii
directive or the.byte
directive. The.ascii
directive is probably preferred, but I need to do a bit more investigation into it.ASCII strings could be specified with a prefix character, perhaps:
a"My ASCII string"
, orascii"My ASCII string"