PokeBankInt

PokeBankInt BankNumber, AddressOffset, IntegerValue

Parameters:     BankNumber = The Index Identifier of the bank that you wish to poke     AddressOffset = The Address where you want to write this data to within the bank     IntegerValue = The Value you wish to store in this memory bank at the above address offset

Returns: NONE

PokeBankInt allows you to poke (store) a 32bit integer value into a memory bank. FACTS:      * 32bit integer values can represent a numeric range of -2147483648 to 2147483647      * 32bit integer values are signed.      * 32bit integers are 4 bytes wide      * 32bit integers are 2 word wide Mini Tutorial:       This simple example creates a bank, pokes some Integer values into it then displays them again.       ; Create Memory Bank #1 and make it 1000 bytes in size   CreateBank 1,1000       ; Store some 32bit integer values into the bank ; ================================================    ; Poke the integer value 1234567 into memory bank 1 at ; address offset 500      PokeBankInt 1, 500, 1234567    ; Poke the next integer value 222333 at 504, So it doesn't overwrite ; the previous integer value poked at 500.      PokeBankInt 1, 504, 222333       ; Read and Display the previously poke value again.   Print "Your Integer Value:"+Str$(PeekBankInt(1,500))    ; Read and Display the previously poke value again.   Print "Your Integer Value:"+Str$(PeekBankInt(1,504))          ; Display the Screen and wait for the user to press a key   Sync   WaitKey    This example would output.      Your Integer Value: 1234567   Your Integer Value: 222333

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