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XSUBSCREEN
- Specify the display size of the subprogram display
XSUBSCREEN DisplayOffsetX,DisplayOffsetY,Width,Height
- Stop displaying the subprogram screen
XSUBSCREEN 0
- Get the display offset of the subprogram display
XSUBSCREEN OUT DisplayOffsetX,DisplayOffsetY,Width,Height
1. Specify the display size of the subprogram display
XSUBSCREEN DisplayOffsetX,DisplayOffsetY,Width,Height
・This command has meaning only within subprograms. Nothing happens when used from the main program or direct mode.
・The subprograms cannot show the display until this command is executed.
・XSUBSCREEN is a command to set the outline of the sub screen, and the BASIC display resolution in it must be set separately with XSCREEN.
Arguments
DisplayOffsetX,DisplayOffsetY
Display offset on the main display of the sub display: -32768 to 32767
Width,Height
Display size of the sub display
・Width: 1 to 1280
・Height: 1 to 720
2. Stop displaying the subprogram screen
XSUBSCREEN 0
・This command has meaning only within subprograms. Nothing happens when used from the main program or direct mode.
・When this command is executed, the subprogram disappears from the display.
Argument
0
Specify 0 for the argument to turn off the indication.
3. Get the display offset of the subprogram display
XSUBSCREEN OUT DisplayOffsetX,DisplayOffsetY,Width,Height
・This command has meaning only within subprograms. When used from the main program or direct mode, 0,0 is returned.
Return Value
DisplayOffsetX,DisplayOffsetY
Display offset on the main display of the sub display
Width,Height
Display size of the sub display
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