Let your cursor blink:
10 PRINT CHR$(28);CHR$(2);CHR$(1);CHR$(1);CHR$(28);CHR$(3);CHR$(1);CHR$(24);CHR$(14);CHR$(2)
Hey, really nice! A bit fast, but nice looking. I've wondered in the past whether something like this (or an underscore cursor) could be implemented in, say, FW3 or something...
You can change it's blinking speed by changing SPEED INK 20,20 for example...
Let's wait for FW3.15 to incorporate this? :)
Quote from: Gryzor on 10:20, 29 June 14Let's wait for FW3.15 to incorporate this? :)
It's not so simple that it could look (Markus code is INK 2,1,1:INK 3,1,24:PAPER 2), because the firmware is not drawing a char.
In reality the cursor is made by XORing $FF over the data in screen and using a ram variable for toggle between draw/undraw cursor and you need to consider how this change affect to the rest of CPC text editor code.
Oh yes, I wasn't meaning it's as simple as incorporating a few BASIC commands into it...