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Iterate through characters of a string?
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How does someone get each character of a string?

(im trying to do wordwrap for a large string)

oh I got the word wrap working now:
Code:
dim printwidth=28

Let a$="PART 1 Bruce Hall, a slightly built youth 16 years of age, fair haired and blue eyed, stood 4' 8 in shoes and despite that slight assistance still could not see over the brick wall behind which he believed stood a flying machine. At least that was what he'd overheard two delivery boys discussing outside the local butchers shop."

REM pRINT a(1 to 10)
dim stringpos as integer
stringpos=0
dim lines as integer
dim sentenceEnd as integer
while stringpos<len(a)
sentenceEnd=stringpos+printwidth

if sentenceEnd<len(a) then

FOR stringposIter=sentenceEnd TO stringpos STEP -1
if code(a(stringposIter to stringposIter))=code(" ") then

print at lines,0;a(stringpos to stringposIter)

stringpos=stringposIter
exit for
end if
next

end if

if sentenceEnd>len(a) then
print at lines,0;a(stringpos to sentenceEnd)
exit while
end if

lines=lines+1

wend
is there an escape code for carriage return or newline?
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slenkar Wrote:How does someone get each character of a string?

(im trying to do wordwrap for a large string)

oh I got the word wrap working now
[...]
cool!!! 8)

Yes, for ZX Spectrum, new line is CHR$(13) (I know, It's sooo 80's :roll: )
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