Closed spotlessmind1975 closed 1 month ago
In TSB the MULTI command can also have ON or OFF as a parameter which enters multicolor mode (regardless of graphics mode or text mode) without changing the color settings.
Arndt
Hi @godot64 , and thank you for the comment!
Yes, I will support the MULTI
command as you described.
CSET
choose one of the COMMODORE 64 character sets or display the last graphic screen. TheCSET
command can perform three functions, depending on the parameter.CSET 0
allows you to choose the Uppercase/Graphic character set.CSET 1
sets the Uppercase/Lowercase set andCSET 2
redisplays the last graphic screen that had appeared.Unlike in Simons' Basic,
CSET
in TSB also works after theMEM
command has been used (in Simons' Basic, the interpreter "forgets" the changes made by theMEM
command when usingCSET
). If no parameter is entered, the error messageSYNTAX ERROR
appears; an incorrect value (greater than 2) works likeCSET 2
. Values outside the byte range produce anILLEGAL QUANTITY ERROR
.NOTE When you call up a multicolor graphics screen, you must always follow
CSET 2
with theMULTI
command (paragraph 6.5.4) with the same parameters originally used with this command.