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- * RECEIVE <variable list>
- Transfers values of variables from "GOPROC" or "RETURN" statement
- to <variable list>. The variables on the list are filled in
- the same order that the variables appear on the GOPROC or RETURN
- statement. Examples: RECEIVE X RECEIVE RES$,ANSWER
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- REM[anything]
- Allows insertion of remarks in the program text. The remarks
- must follow the REM statement on the same line.
- Examples: REM THIS PROGRAM CALCULATES TRIG TABLES
- REMARK READ THE FILE FROM CASSETTE.
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- RESTORE [<line identifier>]
- Sets the READ DATA pointer to the first data statement, or,
- optionally, to the statement <line identifier>. This allows
- reading seperate tables or seperate portions of a table without
- having to read through all DATA statements.
- Examples: RESTORE RESTORE TABLE2 RESTORE START+5
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- RETURN [<variable list>]
- Causes execution to continue at the statement following the last
- "GOSUB" statement executed. If the optional variable list is
- included, passes the values of the variables on the list to
- the variables on the list of a "RECEIVE" statement.
- Examples: RETURN RETURN N RETURN X$,ANSWER,RESULT$
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- STOP
- Terminates execution of the BASIC program, and returns
- back to the command mode. Example: STOP
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- WAIT <expr1>,<expr2>,<expr3>
- An input from port <expr1> is performed. The byte received
- is XOR'd with <expr3> if included, and AND'ed with <expr2>.
- The above operation is repeated until a non-zero result is
- obtained, upon which the next statement is executed.
- Example: WAIT 0,1 WAIT PORT,MASK,INVERT
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