BBS: Inland Empire Archive Date: 03-13-93 (14:52) Number: 266 From: JEFF FREEMAN Refer#: NONE To: ALL Recvd: NO Subj: ansisub 3/4 Conf: (2) Quik_Bas
'>>> Start of page 3.
DIM Parm(9): ansi$ = MID$(ansi$, 3) + ";"
P = INSTR(ansi$, ";")
WHILE P
N = N + 1: Parm(N) = VAL(ansi$)
ansi$ = MID$(ansi$, P + 1): P = INSTR(ansi$, ";")
WEND
SELECT CASE ASC(Cmnd$)
CASE 109
FOR c = 1 TO N
SELECT CASE Parm(c)
CASE 0: Fc = 7: Bc = 0: Bl = 0: Hi = 0
CASE 1: Hi = 8
CASE 5: Bl = 16
CASE 30: Fc = 0
CASE 31: Fc = 4
CASE 32: Fc = 2
CASE 33: Fc = 6
CASE 34: Fc = 1
CASE 35: Fc = 5
CASE 36: Fc = 3
CASE 37: Fc = 7
CASE 40: Bc = 0
CASE 41: Bc = 4
CASE 42: Bc = 2
'>>> Continued on page 4.
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