OPCHR
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Function
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**OPCHR** outputs characters to the screen which have their ASCII values
defined as decimal argument(s).

Syntax
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OPCHR numerical exprssion 1, numerical expression 2...

Examples
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::

   OPCHR 61,62

displays =>

OPCHR 1

clears the screen.

Remarks
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This permits computing of characters and also advanced functions such as
cursor addressing. The argument should be 0 - 255. Arguments greater
than 255 will give an argument error.

Cursor addressing:

Example:

::

   OPCHR 15,5,3

The argument 15 instructs HUNTER Basic to interpret the following two
arguments as cursor co-ordinates x,y respectively. It must be noted that
re-positioning the cursor in this manner will not cause the virtual
screen window to be re-positioned over the relevant area of the virtual
screen automatically. If automatic re-positioning is required then use
:doc:`locate`.