<br> Notes:
#*The &ff code is used as a prefix for more keywords. See the table below for the list of keywords using this prefix. #*&e2,&e8 and &e9 are not used #*&7c ("|") is a character prefix used to identify a RSX command. e.g. "|DIR".
e.g. "|DIR". An RSX is encoded in a BASIC program using the following structure:
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#*This token identifies a integer (16-bit) number. The two bytes following this token is the number, stored low byte then high byte. e.g. &19,&2d,&00 represents the integer number "&002d"="45". #*This token (&0B) is changed at run-time to &0D #*This token identifies a integer variable. 02,00,00,var name offset to number in program setup when program RUN. The variable name is stored directly, with bit 7 of the last character set. #*This token identifies a string variable. offset to string in program string stored AS IS with quotes around it. #*This token identifies a floating point number. Immediatly following the token are 5 bytes which define the number.
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#*#This byte is the BASIC token identifying a floating point number #*#These 5 bytes define the floating point number. #*The space symbol is used as a command seperator #*Variable definitions: #**The variable definition has the following structure:
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#**All strings must be enclosed by double quote symbols (&quot). This symbols define the start and end of the string value.
#**The string value can contain any symbol except the quote ("). i.e. 0-&21, and &23-&ff can be used.
#*After running a program, Tokens of "1d" with 16-bit BASIC program line pointers are changed to token "1e" with the 16-bit memory address of the BASIC line number in memory.
<br> This table list the BASIC tokens with a &ff prefix byte.
