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#: 14159 S12/OS9/68000 (OSK)
02-Feb-92 17:04:48
Sb: #14151-BASIC's INKEY
Fm: Colin J. Smith 73777,1360
To: Bob Palmer 74646,2156
The way INKEY works (at least on the MM/1's version of BASIC) is that it
returns a value if there is something in the keyboard buffer. You then have to
use GET to find out what it is.
Does this help any? It's completely different from BASIC-09. You have to do
something like this:
a=inkey(#) if a then
get response; endif
Hope this helps.
--Colin
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