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 | | In MBASIC the sequence "ESCape, B, 0" (as it appears in the Kaypro manual) would take the form: PRINT CHR$(27) + "B0"; or PRINT CHR$(27); "B0"; When variable integers form part of an escape sequence they are sent in the form of the character having that ASCII decimal number. |
 | | Because there is a limit on how much it will handle as a string without a carriage return, you cannot just keep sending the cursor from one point to another with an input loop; if you do, MBASIC will respond by spitting out odd characters and line feeds. |
 | | MBASIC, for example, always treats CHR$(9) as a horizontal tab. |
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