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| Definition | |||||||
| Format | '*H' =colour_codes$ Where: colour_codes$ String of 8 characters representing screen colours for program listings. The following ASCII colour codes are supported: |
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| 0 Black* | 4 Blue | 8 Dark Gray | < Dark Blue | ||||
| 1 Red | 5 Magenta | 9 Dark Red | = Dark Magenta | ||||
| 2 Green | 6 Cyan | : Dark Green | > Dark Cyan | ||||
| 3 Yellow | 7 White | ; Dark Yellow | ? | Dark Gray | |||
| Each colour code position represents different elements: | |||||||
| 1: Background colour for highlighting *[...] searches | |||||||
| 0 to 7 for standard background colours | |||||||
| 8 to ? for bright/foreground colours R for Reverse Video. |
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| 2: Colour for variables. 3: Colour for literals. 4: Colour for remarks. 5: Colour for error lines. 6: Colour for mnemonics. |
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| 7: Colour for statement numbers or labels. | |||||||
| 8: Colour for operators (e.g., + - ( ) * / ). For positions 2 to 8 the colour codes are 0 to 7 for standard foreground colours and 8 to ? for dim / background colours. The command mode scanning feature uses Highlight=Yellow. |
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| Description | Use '*H' (Star-h) to define colours in a displayed listing for the LIST Directive, and LST( ) Function. (See also: 'CS' System Parameter.) Default settings are shown in the example below. | ||||||
| Example | MNEMONIC '*H'=";4:>1=;9" | ||||||