davidbrierley@lynx.northeastern.edu (10/07/89)
The December, 1988, issue of Nibble magazine featured this short
utility that allows a BASIC program to be written in uppercase and
lowercase. If the machine being used is a II or II+ all the lowercase
letters in the program will be converted to uppercase letters inn memory -
the program will still contain lowercase letters on disk. The program
listing is below - the magazine also has the ML version and a source
code for the Merlin assembler, but the source code contains a copyright
notice and cannot be prinnted here.
This should be a big help to people who are writing shareware or
freeware items!
1 IF PEEK (-1101)< >6 THEN FOR I=768 TO 815:
READ J:POKE I,J:NEXT:CALL 768
2 DATA 165,103,133,0,165,104,133,1,160,1,177,0,240,33,160,4
3 DATA 177,0,240,13,48,8,201,96,144,4,41,95,145,0,200,208
4 DATA 239,160,0,177,0,170,200,177,0,133,1,134,0,208,223,96
David R. Brierley
davidbrierley@lynx.northeastern.edu