Has anyone been able to write text to the screen o the PicoCalc in color using the provided MMBasic? If so, do you have a code snipet that shows how?
color rgb(yellow)
print "This is in yellow on black"
color rgb(blue),rgb(white)
print "This is blue on white"
color rgb(green)
print "Back to green on black"
Thank you, Tomi. I was just going to color up some of my windows MMBasic programs using its 0 to 15 number system. I am writing these programs on my windows 11 laptop so that I’ll have some of them ready to go when I receive my PicoCalc. I ordered it last week hoping to have it by Christmas.
Thank you. It is so simple but I wasn’t getting it right.
According to the manual (pg. 105), if the background color is not specified, it should default to black. This is incorrect. If the background color is not specified, it remains the current background color. This works as intended:
color rgb(yellow)
print "This is in yellow on black"
color rgb(blue),rgb(white)
print "This is blue on white"
color rgb(green),rgb(black)
print "Back to green on black"
