yab chr$()
Output From yab reserved special characters in text
If you want to write a text in yab, contains the programming language reserved characters, you have to use ASCII (American Standard Code for Information Interchange) signs. These can be added using the Chr$() command. The desired character is selected from the table listed below, in the form of a number, and transmits this number between the brackets of the command.
To insert the Chr$() command into a text, you need to separate the position of the sign and add the command with the required number into it:
| DRAW TEXT x1,y1 , "This is a "+Chr$(34)+"example text"+Chr$(34)+" for the tutorial", View$ |
The example of a text in which the words "example text" are set in quotation marks.
This is possible everywhere, whether tooltip, statusbar, view name, etc.
| 32 | 33 | ! | 34 | " | 35 | # | 36 | $ | |||||
| 37 | % | 38 | & | 39 | ' | 40 | ( | 41 | ) | ||||
| 42 | * | 43 | + | 44 | , | 45 | - | 46 | . | ||||
| 47 | / | 48 | 0 | 49 | 1 | 50 | 2 | 51 | 3 | ||||
| 52 | 4 | 53 | 5 | 54 | 6 | 55 | 7 | 56 | 8 | ||||
| 57 | 9 | 58 | : | 59 | ; | 60 | < | 61 | = | ||||
| 62 | > | 63 | ? | 64 | @ | 65 | A | 66 | B | ||||
| 67 | C | 68 | D | 69 | E | 70 | F | 71 | G | ||||
| 72 | H | 73 | I | 74 | J | 75 | K | 76 | L | ||||
| 77 | M | 78 | N | 79 | O | 80 | P | 81 | Q | ||||
| 82 | R | 83 | S | 84 | T | 85 | U | 86 | V | ||||
| 87 | W | 88 | X | 89 | Y | 90 | Z | 91 | [ | ||||
| 92 | \ | 93 | ] | 94 | ^ | 95 | _ | 96 | ` | ||||
| 97 | a | 98 | b | 99 | c | 100 | d | 101 | e | ||||
| 102 | f | 103 | g | 104 | h | 105 | i | 106 | j | ||||
| 107 | k | 108 | l | 109 | m | 110 | n | 111 | o | ||||
| 112 | p | 113 | q | 114 | r | 115 | s | 116 | t | ||||
| 117 | u | 118 | v | 119 | w | 120 | x | 121 | y | ||||
| 122 | z | 123 | { | 124 | | | 125 | } | 126 | ~ |
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