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_build/reference/1015-console-definekey.markdown

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> DEFINEKEY k, sub
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Binds a keycode `k` to a user defined sub routine `sub`. When the key is pressed, the coresponding sub routine will be called. To unbind the keycode definition pass `0` as the `sub` argument.
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Binds a keycode `k` to a user defined sub routine `sub`. When the key is pressed, the corresponding sub routine will be called. To unbind the keycode definition pass `0` as the `sub` argument.
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Keycodes for PC keyboard
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_build/reference/531-console-logprint.markdown

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### stderr with sbasicg (SDL-version)
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Afer running the program the file error.txt will appear with the content:

_build/reference/538-console-cat.markdown

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> s = CAT (x)
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Returns an escape code to format a string. The values of `x` are listed in teh followin table:
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Returns an escape code to format a string. The values of `x` are listed in the following table:
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_build/reference/576-date-datefmt.markdown

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Returns a formatted date string. The input date can be given as a date-string returned by DATE, as the integers `d` for day, `m` for month and `y` for year, or as a julian date. `format` is a string specifying the format of the date:
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_build/reference/627-graphics-pen.markdown

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_build/reference/686-language-on.markdown

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_build/reference/807-system-env.markdown

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ENV can be used as SUB for setting and deleting Environment Variables and ENV can be used as a FUNCtion for returning a particular Environmet Variable or the whole set of them into an array.
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### Example 1: Setting and getting Evironment Variables
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_build/reference/815-system-env.markdown

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ENV can be used as SUB for setting and deleting Environment Variables and ENV can be used as a FUNCtion for returning a particular Environmet Variable or the whole set of them into an array.
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