1. keyboard buffer: partial answer
Last year, in late May, I was also wondering about the key buffer. Irv
Mullin was kind enough to do a search of the archive. Here is something:=
Dear Neil...
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1) poke 30 into the address of 1050. 30 means the characters placed
starts at address 1054 (=3D1024+30).
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2) poke (numbers of characters multiplied by 2)+30 into address of 1052.
maximum 15(16?) characters can be placed.
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3) Starting from address of 1054, by the address interval of 2,
poke characters you want to place.
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--- example code --
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-- this code will place 'test' and followed return key into key buffer
poke(1050,30)
poke(1052,40) -- 5 characters placed
poke(1054,'t')
poke(1056,'e')
poke(1058,'s')
poke(1060,'t')
poke(1062,13)
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----- end of code -------
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Hope this help.
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Lee, WooSeob
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