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Updates help files.

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FellippeHeitor 2021-01-15 04:29:25 -03:00
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@ -394,9 +394,7 @@ The following table describes the error codes that are reported by the '''QB64''
* [[LOC]] (function) {{text|finds the current file location or size of a [[COM]] port receive buffer.}}
* [[LOCK]] (statement) {{text|prevents access to a file.}}
* [[LOF]] (file function) {{text|returns the size of a file in bytes.}}
* [[MKDIR]] (statement) {{
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text|creates a new folder in the designated path.}}
* [[MKDIR]] (statement) {{text|creates a new folder in the designated path.}}
* [[NAME]] (statement) {{text|renames a file [[AS]] a new file name.}}
* [[OPEN]] (file I/O statement) {{text|opens a specified file FOR an access mode with a set reference number.}}
* [[OUTPUT]] (file mode) {{text|opens or creates a new file that holds no data.}}

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@ -21,6 +21,7 @@ The [[LOCATE]] statement locates the screen text row and column positions for a
* When [[PRINT]]ing on the bottom 2 ''rows'', use a [[semicolon]] after the PRINT expression to avoid a screen roll.
* If the {{Parameter|cursorStart%}} line is given, the {{Parameter|cursorStop%}} line must also be given. A wider range between them produces a taller cursor.
* If you use LOCATE beyond the current number of rows in text mode, QB64 will try to adapt the screen instead of tossing an error.
* When writing to the console, only the ''row'' and ''column'' arguments are used, all others are ignored. Furthermore, on non-Windows systems LOCATE statements that do not give both a ''row'' and ''column'' will be ignored entirely.
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