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''value'' can be a string, a variable, a matrix or a list. If ''value'' is a string, then it will be aligned to the left. If it's a variable, matrix or list, then it will be displayed aligned to the right.  
 
''value'' can be a string, a variable, a matrix or a list. If ''value'' is a string, then it will be aligned to the left. If it's a variable, matrix or list, then it will be displayed aligned to the right.  
  
If a matrix or list has too many elements to show on the screen at once, (...) will be shown, but you can scroll through the list. Use [[83Plus:Basic:Graphics:Pause|Pause <value>]] if you want to be able to scroll to the list.
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If a matrix or list has too many elements to show on the screen at once, (...) will be shown, but you cannot scroll through the list. Use [[83Plus:Basic:Graphics:Pause|Pause <value>]] if you want to be able to scroll to the list.
  
 
== Comments ==
 
== Comments ==

Revision as of 08:37, 17 July 2005


Synopsis

Token size: 1 byte

Syntax: Disp [value1,value2,...]

Displays a value or text on the homescreen.

Outputs:

Value will be displayed at the current value of (curRow). (curRow) is then increased. If (curRow) is 7, the screen will shift up instead up increasing (curRow).

value can be a string, a variable, a matrix or a list. If value is a string, then it will be aligned to the left. If it's a variable, matrix or list, then it will be displayed aligned to the right.

If a matrix or list has too many elements to show on the screen at once, (...) will be shown, but you cannot scroll through the list. Use Pause <value> if you want to be able to scroll to the list.

Comments

  • STO (->) cannot be displayed in a string with Disp.
  • The double quote (") cannot be displayed with Disp, as it always is treated as a string deliminer.

Example

:Disp "string",5,{1,2,3},[[3,3][3,3]]
:Disp Str1,A,L1,[A]

See also: