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electricat

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Joined: 30/11/2020
Location: Lithuania
Posts: 294
Posted: 07:57pm 08 May 2025
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HDMI/USB/2350 RC23  default options

I must be doing something wrong but it`s so simple I do not see what ??  


Print @(0,0) "a"
Sprite read 1,0,0,8,12

Print @(0,0) "b"
Sprite read 2,0,0,8,12

Sprite show 1,50,50,1
Sprite show 2,90,90,1
Sprite SWAP 1,2
Pause 1000


[9] Sprite SWAP 1,2
>Error: New buffer already displayed
My MMBasic 'sand box'
 
matherp
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Joined: 11/12/2012
Location: United Kingdom
Posts: 10064
Posted: 09:31am 09 May 2025
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Swap swaps a hidden sprite for a showing one. It is not a two way thing

  Quote  The RP2040 VGA version works great. It has been running in the test for 1 hour, without problems, and I played 1 level of petrobot using the WII classic controller.
It tested several programs including logic analyzer and several larger games, chess, and all work with this version.


This version will be the release. The only change will be to force an option reset when loading the first time

  Quote  Of course this is really small, since the display is only 128x64 but for my application it is enough to edit things on the go


It never occurred that anyone would use a 128 pixel display as a console
Various people have reported getting into a mess try to edit when there are very few characters on a line but I'll perhaps relax this now we have continuation characters
Edited 2025-05-09 19:56 by matherp
 
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