Re: A86: Non-floating point parameters
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Re: A86: Non-floating point parameters
Yeah - i just checked out the VAT. # and ! always exist. One holds whatever is currently on the
homescreen prompt (not sure which, but it'd be easy to figure out). However, when you run a
token that takes a parameter (at least if the eostable uses $03, not sure about the others), it
creates a number of hidden vars equal to the number of parameters passed. The variable "$",00,00
holds the 1st parameter; "$",01,00 holds the 2nd, and so on.
This works for everything i've tried except reals...?
Dux Gregis wrote:
> > No, $24 is $, the other standard hidden prog (i think it's always a prog - maybe not...).
>
> The other prog is #.
>
> > $21 is !. I'm pretty sure that ! stores the current entry on the homescreen (ever noticed
> > when you fill up the homescreen and go to 2nd-mem-ram, your programs get bigger?)
> >
> > I tried changing the token type to $03, which requires the parenthesis and allows other
> > types of args, and then i found the matrix i was using on RAM page 2, at $8469, but it's
> > really a little before that, because i didn't take the 02020000FC into considerartion, and
> > i'm not sure about the matrix var format. I tried two diff matrices and both were at the
> > same place.
>
> See if you find that address in the VAT. If you can, all you need to do in your token is rst
> 10h and then read the string.
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