BASIC SCREEN $80 and PSET, RECT, etc

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Iegen
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BASIC SCREEN $80 and PSET, RECT, etc

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Does PSET, and RECT work in SCREEN $80 in the R41 emulator?

The documentation says there are two layers on SCREEN $80, one graphic and one text.  When I do RECT 100,100,200,200,2 ... nothing happens on the screen in immediate mode.  Am I doing something wrong?

Thank you

 

Ender
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Not sure what you're doing wrong. That same command seems to work fine for me.

 

 
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Iegen
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It's working now for me also.  Not sure what I was doing to make it not work.

 

Edmond D
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On 12/25/2022 at 6:49 AM, Iegen said:




It's working now for me also.  Not sure what I was doing to make it not work.



 



Perhaps a previous command set the system "off."  As a software QA I've seen problems where the system goes into the weeds but doesn't indicate a problem whatsoever until a "future" trigger exhibits a problem that it normally wouldn't. 



Windows users might be familiar with the "Reboot and Retry" troubleshooting method of solving a problem. 

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On 12/25/2022 at 11:11 AM, Edmond D said:




Windows users might be familiar with the "Reboot and Retry" troubleshooting method of solving a problem. 



Or the Roy-Moss method, aka "Have you tried turning it off and turning it back on again?"

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On 12/27/2022 at 10:00 AM, kelli217 said:





On 12/25/2022 at 9:11 AM, Edmond D said:




Windows users might be familiar with the "Reboot and Retry" troubleshooting method of solving a problem. 





Or the Roy-Moss method, aka "Have you tried turning it off and turning it back on again?"



Back in the NT days support would say re-install the OS which gave the programmers a day or so to figure out what a real solution to the reported issue would be. The 8 bit days didn't have that stall tactic; perhaps in part because direct customer support didn't exist.

 

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