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--- x68000:doscall [2017/09/11 04:04] – added _GETSS neko68k
+++ x68000:doscall [2017/09/11 04:22] – added _INPOUT neko68k
@@ Line 16: / Line 16: @@
 |$FF04|[[doscall#comout|_COMOUT]]|RS-232C 1 byte output|
 |$FF05|_PRNOUT|Printer 1 character output|
-|$FF06|_INPOUT|Character I/O|
+|$FF06|[[doscall#inpout|_INPOUT]]|Character I/O|
 |$FF07|[[doscall#inkey|_INKEY]]|Get one character from the keyboard (no break check)|
 |$FF08|[[doscall#getc|_GETC]]|Get one character from the keyboard (with break check)|
 |$FF09|[[doscall#print|_PRINT]]|Print string|
 |$FF0A|[[doscall#gets|_GETS]]|Get character string (with break check)|
-|$FF0B|_KEYSNS|Key input state check|
+|$FF0B|[[doscall#keysns|_KEYSNS]]|Key input state check|
 |$FF0C|_KFLUSH|Keyboard input after buffer flush|
 |$FF0D|[[doscall#fflush|_FFLUSH]]|Disk reset|
@@ Line 211: / Line 211: @@
 	DOS	_COMOUT
 	addq.l	#2,sp
+---
+^$FF06^<BOOKMARK:INPOUT>_INPOUT^Key input/output^
+|Arg|CODE.w|Single-byte character code|
+|Return|CODE=0xFF,0xFE, Input key code (no input if d0.l =0) \\ CODE=other, d0.l=0||
+|If the CODE value is 0xFF if the key is not pressed it returns 0 immediately. If CODE=0xFE the key is read and the value stays in the buffer. If CODE is any other value it is regarded as a character code and displayed.|||
+Usage:
+	move	CODE,-(sp)
+	DOS	_INPOUT
+	addq.l	#2,sp
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 ^$FF07^<BOOKMARK:inkey>_INKEY^Enter one character from the keyboard (no break check)^
@@ Line 247: / Line 256: @@
 	DOS	_GETS
 	addq.l	#4,sp
+---
+^$FF0B^<BOOKMARK:keysns>_KEYSNS^Check key input state^
+|Arg|None||
+|Return|Input state (0: no input, -1: input)||
+|Examine the key input state. Checks for %%^%%C, %%^%%S, %%^%%P, or %%^%%N. |||
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