To make a start, press "Edit" and enter your source code:
10 PRINT "hello"
GOTO 10
To leave Edit mode press "Close" / "Schließen" (german)
Type
SAVE hello (hello.b9k will be saved)
Type
RUN
... now be happy... and press Break-button some times later.
You should be in edit mode now. (Press Edit button if not.) Modify your program:
screenmode 2
print "Hello World"
rechtangle (0,0) (499, 199)
rechtangle (10,10) (489, 189)
This example above shows mixed text and graphics.
LOAD HELLO.B9K
Bas9k will load the program you created and saved some times ago. Note that all this is not case sensitive. Now type
RUN
Guess what happens?
Thats all there is to it. Just like old times, but no dodgy Microdrives. Or thermal printers for that matter.
Note: Version 1.1.2 understands alpahbetical lables. The first example may be written as:
start:
PRINT "hello"
GOTO start
Note: there is currently a bug (in some versions) that causes the b9k file not to load properly the second time you edit it. Just edit it a third time and it will be fine. Depending on the priorities it may be while before I fix it as I dont fully understand the text objects VM file yet.
LOOK AT THE SAMPLES. I can't stress this enough because I do not have time to do in-depth docs. The Samples show how to use the various commands and good ways to do things.