FPUT$
FPUT%
FPUTB
FPUTF
FPUTL

Syntax: FPUT$ [#ch,] string {,string}
   and: FPUT% [#ch,] integer {,integer}
   and: FPUTB [#ch,] byte | string$ {,byte | string$}
   and: FPUTF [#ch,] float {,float}
   and: FPUTL [#ch,] longinteger {,longinteger}
Location: BTool

These commands write specified parameters in their internal format to #ch, default is #1.

FPUT$ writes strings in internal format.
FPUT% write two byte integers (0...32767) in internal format.
FPUTB writes single or multiple bytes in internal format.  Any integer or string may be used.
FPUTF writes a floating point in internal format.
FPUTL writes a long integer (four bytes) in internal format.

Example:
FPUT$ 'Hello'
will produce the equivalent of 

PRINT CHR$(0)&CHR$(5)&'Hello'

CLS: FPUTB "First line",10,"Second line"
CLS: FPUTB "First line",2570,"Third line"           

(because CVI% (CHR$ (10) & CHR$ (10) )=2570)

CROSS-REFERENCE:
FGET$, PUT.
