Subprogram
XSUBSCREEN DisplayOffsetX,DisplayOffsetY,Width,Height 
Specify the display size of the subprogram display
・This command has meaning only within subprograms. Nothing happens when used from the main program or direct mode.
・The subprograms cannot show the display until this command is executed.
・XSUBSCREEN is a command to set the outline of the sub screen, and the BASIC display resolution in it must be set separately with XSCREEN.
Arguments
DisplayOffsetX,DisplayOffsetY
Display offset on the main display of the sub display: -32768 to 32767
Width,Height
Display size of the sub display
・Width: 1 to 1280
・Height: 1 to 720
XSUBSCREEN 0
Stop displaying the subprogram screen
・This command has meaning only within subprograms. Nothing happens when used from the main program or direct mode.
・When this command is executed, the subprogram disappears from the display.
Argument
0
Specify 0 for the argument to turn off the indication.
XSUBSCREEN OUT DisplayOffsetX,DisplayOffsetY,Width,Height
Get the display offset of the subprogram display
・This command has meaning only within subprograms. When used from the main program or direct mode, 0,0 is returned.
Return Value
DisplayOffsetX,DisplayOffsetY
Display offset on the main display of the sub display
Width,Height
Display size of the sub display
ENVSTAT Status
Set the status of the main interpreter
・This command has meaning only within subprograms. Nothing happens when used from the main program or direct mode.
Argument
Status
Main interpreter status to be set
・Only 0 can be specified.
・It is not set when the current status is 3 or 4.
ENVSTAT()
Get the status of the main interpreter
Return Value
| 0 | Waiting in Direct Mode |
| 1 | Execution Suspended |
| 2 | Execution Stopped Due to Error |
| 3 | Running Program |
| 4 | Editing Program |
ENVSTAT OUT Status,ExecutionSlot,EditSlot
Get the status of the main interpreter
Return Value
Status
| 0 | Waiting in Direct Mode |
| 1 | Execution Suspended |
| 2 | Execution Stopped Due to Error |
| 3 | Running Program |
| 4 | Editing Program |
ExecutionSlot
Current execution slot
EditSlot
Current edit slot
ENVSTAT OUT Status,ErrorNumber,ErrorArgumentNumber,ErrorSlot,ErrorCharacterPosition,ErrorLine
Get the status of the main interpreter
Return Value
Status
| 0 | Waiting in Direct Mode |
| 1 | Execution Suspended |
| 2 | Execution Stopped Due to Error |
| 3 | Running Program |
| 4 | Editing Program |
ErrorNumber
If an error has occurred, a value other than 0 is returned.
ErrorArgumentNumber
If the argument that occurred when the error occurred is known, a positive value is returned.
ErrorSlot
If an error has occurred, the program slot that occurred is returned.
ErrorCharacterPosition
If an error has occurred, the character position from the beginning of the generated source code is returned.
ErrorLine
If an error has occurred, the line number in the source code that occurred is returned.
ENVLOAD 0,MainID,SubID
Copy the contents of the program slot on the main interpreter to the program slot on the sub interpreter side
・This command is valid only in the sub interpreter.
Arguments
0
Specify 0 when copying a program slot
MainID
Program slot ot the copy source main interpreter
SubID
Program slot of the copy destination sub interpreter
ENVLOAD 1,MainID,SubID
Copy graphic page data on the main interpreter to the sub interpreter
・This command is valid only in the sub interpreter.
Arguments
1
Specify 1 when copying graphic page
MainID
Graphic page of the copy source main interpreter
SubID
Graphic page of the copy destination sub interpreter
ENVLOAD 2,MainID,SubID
Copy the SPDEF definition on the main interpreter to the sub interpreter side
・This command is valid only in the sub interpreter.
Arguments
2
Specify 2 when copying SPDEF definitions
MainID
SPDEF definition number of the copy source main interpreter
SubID
SPDEF definition number of the copy destination sub interpreter
ENVSAVE 1,SubID,MainID
Copy graphic page data on the sub interpreter to the main interpreter
Arguments
1
Specify 1 when copying graphic page
SubID
Graphic page of the copy source sub interpreter
MainID
Graphic page of the copy destination main interpreter
ENVSAVE 2,SubID,MainID
Copy the SPDEF definition on the sub interpreter to the main interpreter
Arguments
2
Specify 2 when copying SPDEF definition
SubID
SPDEF definition number of the copy source sub interpreter
MainID
SPDEF definition number of the copy destination main interpreter
ENVINPUT$([HistoryNumber])
Get the contents of console input line or input history of main interpreter
Argument
HistoryNumber
Number of input history to get. The larger the history, the more historical it will be: (0 to 32)
・If 0 is specified, the console line currently being input is acquired instead of the history.
・0, if not specified.
Return Value
Content string of input line or specified input history
ENVTYPE()
ENVTYPE OUT Type,Parameter
Get the interpreter on which the currently running program is operating
Return Value
Type
Interpreter type
| 0 | Main Interpreter |
| 1 | Sub Interpreter |
| 2 | UI Interpreter |
Parameter
Parameter set at startup
・Programs that can be created by the user always return -1.
ENVFOCUS Flag
Get and transfer focus
Argument
1 to get focus, 0 to transfer focus
ENVFOCUS()
Get focus status
Return Value
Whether it has focus
・If it has, it returns 1. If it does not, it's 0.
ENVPROJECT
Synchronize the sub interpreter work project with the main interpreter work project
PUSHKEY String
It is assumed that the specified string has been entered from the keyboard.
Argument
String
Input string
・Maximum 64 characters
HELPINFO OUT CommandNameString,NumericArray
Information of help data at the cursor position
・Command for internal use only. Do not use.
Return Value
CommandNameString
String of command name at the cursor position
・If there is no command name, "DEFAULTHELPKEY" is returned.
Array
An array that returns the number of rows
・The number of elements in the array is the number of pages.
HELPINFO CommandNameString OUT NumericArray
Help data information for command names
・Command for internal use only. Do not use.
Argument
CommandNameString
String of command name to get
Return Value
Array
An array that returns the number of rows
・The number of elements in the array is the number of pages.
HELPGET CommandNameString,PageNumber OUT LineStringArray,TagArray,AttributeNumericArray,CodeExampleString
Get help data
・Command for internal use only. Do not use.
Arguments
CommandNameString
String of command name to get
PageNumber
Page number to get
LineNumber
Line number to get
Return Value
LineStringArray
Each value is a string of one line
・The array size is the number of lines.
TagArray
The tag for each value is a number of indentations and color information.
・When HEAD is included in the internal information, it becomes a headline, and it is used for moving between headlines with PAGEUP/DOWN.
・The array size is the number of lines.
| Value | Description |
|---|---|
| 0 | Basic Line |
| 1 | You can see it by scrolling the title |
| 2 | Argument Headlines |
| 3 | Return Value Headlines |
| 4 | Other Headlines |
| 5 | Description directly under the title |
| 6 | Argument Subheadings |
| 7 | Return Value Subheadings |
| 8 | Other Subheadings |
AttributeNumericArray
Attribute information for a specific string in a line
・The array is a 3D array, and the size of the array is the number of rows, the number of attributes per row, and the attribute number.
・Reference: ARRAY#(NumberOfRows,NumberOfAttributesPerRow,AttributeType)
・When the attribute number is 0 (position) and the acquired value is negative, each attribute information is invalid.
| Index | Description |
|---|---|
| 0 | Position |
| 1 | Length from Position |
| 2 | Color |
・As the corresponding attribute increases, the structure in the array may change.
CodeExampleString
Code example string