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Article #7846Re: Writing to screen, no cursor movement
From: Yuval Koren
Date: Sat, 07 Oct 1995 21:44
Date: Sat, 07 Oct 1995 21:44
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all you should do is write directly to the screen buffer starting from adress b800:0000 . if you are programming in pascal that will really help you : var screen : array [1..25,1..80,1..2] of char absolute $b800:0000; now all you have to do if you want to put a character is : screen[y,x,1]:=' '; <-- character goes into the ' '. the last variable is to decide if you want to put there color or a char. (i thing 1 is for char, if not try 2) this is the fastest way! Yuval Koren shani@yuvalk.co.il
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