Readme for BLIB (Basic LIBrary of commands)

Program name - BLIB
Program virsion - 1.0
Program type - Library of commands
Program Language - BASIC
Program size - 1850b (or just under 2Kb)
Program author - Fred Sparks



	BLIB uses a list input to work, the easest format for this is to do this-

{n,c,d,g,h:prgmBLIB

	Where "n" is the function and "c" is usually X, "d" is usually Y, "g" is usually a perameter, and
"h" is another perameter.

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{0,n:prgmBLIB

If "n" = 0, it clears the graph screen.
If "n" = 1, it fills the graph screen.

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{1,Xmin,Xmax,Ymin,Ymax:prgmBLIB

This sets up the graph screen to your specifications.

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{2:prgmBLIB

This sets up the text you might want to use mode 3 with.

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{3,X,Y,n:prgmBLIB

X and Y are where the text starts, both are in pxl format, "n" is the type.
If "n" = 0 the text is inverted, 1 makes the text normal.

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{4,n:prgmBLIB

This sets up the sprites in Str0, "n" is the number of 8x8 sprites you have, to figure this out, mulitiply 
11 by the number of rows you have, or just add the sprited together. The sprites have to be stored in Pic 0
though.

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{5,X,Y,n:prgmBLIB

This places sprite number "n" at X,Y where X,Y is the top-left corner of the sprite, these sprites have
to be set up using mode 4 first.

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{6,X,Y,Width,Hieght:prgmBLIB

This makes a sprite map starting at X,Y and going right for W sprites and down for H sprites. These sprites
have to be set up using mode 4, and have to have a map, the map is stored in string 9, and the format is
the # of the sprite, then number of the next one, so on and so forth. An example "10001010901" where the
spritemap is 11 sprites wide and 1 tall. The spritemap musn't be more than 11 wide and 7 tall.

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*note* this is really a joke, while really working, it's just to spite all those ASM programmers for
saying that their programs do things BASIC can't!

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E-mail-
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