Try to avoid having much in the way of conditionals in this method - it should execute straight through
and be as easily optimised/inlined as possible for speed.
Return an array of characters which are the lower-case representations of
the first 256 characters in the default character set for the given territory.
Return an array of characters which are the upper-case representations of
the first 256 characters in the default character set for the given territory.
getV() -
Method in class com.tapina.robe.runtime.CPU
Method is used to initialise a toolbox application.
Entry:
r0 = flags
r1 = last wimp version known to task
r2 = pointer to list of wimp messages which client wishes to receive.
Return an data block of bytes which are the lower-case representations of
the first 256 characters in the default character set for the given territory.
os_get() -
Method in class com.tapina.robe.swi.clib.Kernel
osbyte() -
Method in class com.tapina.robe.swi.clib.Kernel
This function calls the OS_Byte SWI with the register R0 set to the value passed in a1, and registers R1 and R2
set to the values pointed to by a2 and a3.
P
PANE -
Static variable in class com.tapina.robe.swi.wimp.WindowBlock
Window flags constant
PC -
Static variable in class com.tapina.robe.swi.clib.Stub
This SWI returns the current Wimp palette settings, in the form &B0G0R0LL, where L is the logical colour number
used for the Wimp colour 0 to 15 (or %TTGGGGGG in 256 colour modes).
Entry:
=> R0 = pointer to input block
R1 = pointer to output block (can be same as R0)
The input block is a list of variable numbers (words) terminated by -1.
This class represents the relocatable module area, an area of memory which is shared by all processes and can
have Modules loaded into it, as well as other memory claimed.
Return an data block of bytes which are the upper-case representations of
the first 256 characters in the default character set for the given territory.
Construct a new VarArgs object under normal circumstances, where there are a known fixed number of arguments,
and then an unknown variable number of arguments following.