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4.2 Transmission Text and Format Specifications
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Data Output
Data output is performed with the OUTPUT statement.
The OUTPUT statement can be used to specify the output format, as well as whether a
terminator is to be appended and code conversion to be performed before output.
Table 4.3 Format Specification using the OUTPUT statement
Type Statement Terminator Code Conversion
I OUTPUT S, P, ~
OUTPUT S P USING “~”, ~
appended
automatically Yes
II OUTPUT S, P, ~
OUTPUT S P USING “#,~”, ~
Not appended
(appended by user) Yes
III OUTPUT S, P NOFORMAT; ~
Not appended No (YM – BASIC/FA internal
code)
S: Slot number P: Port number
z
Type I
The output data undergoes code conversion, the terminator is appended automatically
and the data is output to the line. If there is an image specification, it follows the image
specification. For details on the format of the image specification, refer to the IMAGE
statement in the user’s manual “BASIC CPU Modules and YM-BASIC/FA Programming
Language” (IM34M6Q22-01E). The terminator can be specified as any character string
of two or less characters. The default is CR-LF.
BASIC program Data on the line
10 ASSIGN RS22=5
20 A$=”ABCD”: B=100
30 OUTPUT 5,2;A$;B
40 OUTPUT 5,2 USING”3A,MDDZ.Z”;A$;B
Note: The above real variable B is converted to a character string before output.
z
Type II
The output data undergoes code conversion before output. No terminator is appended.
If a terminator is required, the user has to ensure that it is appended during output.
BASIC program
10 ASSIGN RS22=5
20 A$=”ABCD”: B=100
Data on the line
30 TERM$=CHR$($0D)
40 OUTPUT 5,2;A$;B;TERM$;
50 OUTPUT 5,2 USING”#,3A,MDDZ.Z,2A”;A$;B;TERM$
A B C D 1 0 0
CR LF
CR LF
A B C 1 0 0 .
0
A B C D 1 0 0
CR
A B C 1 0 0
.
0
CR