Re: peek/poke
- Posted by Irv Mullins <irv at ELLIJAY.COM> Mar 27, 2000
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On Mon, 27 Mar 2000, you wrote: > I have a question too! > Since we have: > s = peek({100, 4}) > where 4 memory locations (100,101,102,103) are read and dropped into s, > where is the corresponding poke command? What if i want to poke a 80K > sequence into memory? Can i do: > poke(s,{location,length(s)}) Yep, but it looks like this: poke(addr, sequence) The entire length of the sequence is poked into memory, starting at addr. > , where each byte of s lands in the next memory location? What if s contains > nested sequences? It's not in the docs that i can find. You'll get an error message: "Sequence to be poked must contain only atoms". >What if i want each char of s to land in the *same* memory addy? Make a loop. You'll be doing some processing in between each poke, right? Regards, Irv