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Elite on the BBC Micro

Workspaces: LP

[6502 Second Processor version]

Name: LP [Show more] Type: Workspace Address: &8600 to &91FF (&8900 to &94FF in the Executive version) Category: Workspaces Summary: Variables used for displaying the scrolling text in the demo
Context: See this workspace in context in the source code References: No direct references to this workspace in this source file
IF _SNG45 OR _SOURCE_DISC ORG &8600 ELIF _EXECUTIVE ORG &8900 ENDIF .LP SKIP 0 \ The start of the LP workspace .X1TB SKIP 256 \ The x-coordinates of the start points for character \ lines in the scroll text (as space coordinates) .Y1TB SKIP 256 \ The y-coordinates of the start points for character \ lines in the scroll text .X2TB SKIP 256 \ The x-coordinates of the end points for character \ lines in the scroll text .Y2TB SKIP 256 \ The y-coordinates of the end points for character \ lines in the scroll text .X1UB SKIP 256 \ The x-coordinates of the start points for character \ lines in the scroll text (as projected screen \ coordinates) .Y1UB SKIP 256 \ The y-coordinates of the start points for character \ lines in the scroll text (as projected screen \ coordinates) .X2UB SKIP 256 \ The x-coordinates of the end points for character \ lines in the scroll text (as projected screen \ coordinates) .Y2UB SKIP 256 \ The y-coordinates of the end points for character \ lines in the scroll text (as projected screen \ coordinates) .X1VB SKIP 256 \ The x-coordinates of the start points for the previous \ set of character lines in the scroll text (as \ projected screen coordinates) so they can be erased .Y1VB SKIP 256 \ The y-coordinates of the start points for the previous \ set of character lines in the scroll text (as \ projected screen coordinates) so they can be erased .X2VB SKIP 256 \ The x-coordinates of the end points for the previous \ set of character lines in the scroll text (as \ projected screen coordinates) so they can be erased .Y2VB SKIP 256 \ The y-coordinates of the end points for the previous \ set of character lines in the scroll text (as \ projected screen coordinates) so they can be erased