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Alyce
Jan 10, 2006
Look in the helpfile category, "Language Syntax and Usage." You'll find a sub-category called "Text Usage."
You'll find these helpful topics:
Text and Characters gives an overview of the category.
String Literals and Variables tells you how to manage literal strings of text and text expressed as a variable, including how to add two strings together and cause special characters like double quotation marks to be printed.
Manipulating Characters gives a good listing of the string functions available in Liberty BASIC.
Text mode display tells you how to display text in the mainwindow, including location of text and tabs. The mainwindow allows formatting of text that is not available in text windows and texteditors.
Text Window Commands details the commands that can be used in a text window or texteditor control. Pay special attention to the use of the semi colon in text commands, and to the method for including variables in commands.
You'll find these helpful topics:
- Text and Characters
- String Literals and Variables
- Manipulating Characters
- Text Mode Display
- Text Commands
Text and Characters gives an overview of the category.
String Literals and Variables tells you how to manage literal strings of text and text expressed as a variable, including how to add two strings together and cause special characters like double quotation marks to be printed.
Manipulating Characters gives a good listing of the string functions available in Liberty BASIC.
Text mode display tells you how to display text in the mainwindow, including location of text and tabs. The mainwindow allows formatting of text that is not available in text windows and texteditors.
Text Window Commands details the commands that can be used in a text window or texteditor control. Pay special attention to the use of the semi colon in text commands, and to the method for including variables in commands.