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Filename:	V/+SYNCH2
Read OK:	✔
File size:	0F75 bytes
Load address:	2B204556
Exec address:	434E5953

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File contents

             [ SYNCHRONISING WORDS AND MUSIC - CONTINUED ]

      4050DATA "*One,",88,8,"two,",88,8,"three,",80,4,"four,",72,4,"five
   ,",72,8
      4060DATA "*Once",80,4,"I",88,4,"caught",92,4,"a",100,4,"fish",100,
   4,"a",92,4,"-live",92,8
      4070DATA "*Six,",92,8,"seven,",92,8,"eight,",88,4,"nine,",80,4,"te
   n,",80,8
      4080DATA "*Then",72,4,"I",68,4,"let",60,4,"it",68,4,"go",80,4,"a",
   72,4,"-gain",72,8

The asterisk signals that a new line is to be printed and the dash that
this word is to be joined to onto the previous one. This is the proce-
dure that decodes these characters and prints out the whole verse in 
time to the music:
      2000DEF PROClines  
      2010PRINT '''
      2020FOR R=1 TO 24
      2030READ WORD$,PITCH,DUR 
      2040CONTROL$=LEFT$(WORD$,1)
      2050IF CONTROL$<>"-" AND CONTROL$<>"*" THEN 2090
      2060WORD$=RIGHT$(WORD$,LEN(WORD$)-1)
      2070IF CONTROL$="*" THEN PRINT ''
      2080IF CONTROL$="-" THEN VDU 8
      2090PRINT WORD$;" ";
      2100SOUND 1,-15,PITCH,DUR  
      2110T%=TIME:REPEATUNTIL TIME>T%+5*DUR
      2120NEXT R   
      2130PRINT TAB(5,20)"PRESS SPACE BAR TO CONTINUE."
      2140REPEAT UNTIL GET=32
      2150ENDPROC

This second procedure is for Mode 4 as well. Again, it could easily be 
converted to other modes by altering the TAB statements and the new line
control characters in the data.
   Line 2040 removes the control character from the lyric and checks to
see if it is in fact a control character. If it isn't then the note is
sounded, the word is printed onto the screen, and a delay loop used as
before. This time the word is printed to follow directly on from the 
last one, without clearing the screen.
   The lines 2070 and 2080 act according to the control character found.
If an asterisk is found a new line is printed before the word. If a dash
is there then the cursor is moved back one position, using VDU 8, to 
join the word to the last one printed.
   As we are writing the complete rhyme now, clearing the screen as soon
as the last word is printed isn't a good idea. A chance is given for the
user to read the verse with a pause in lines 2130 and 2140. GET reads 
the keyboard and returns the ASCII code for the key being pressed. The
space bar has an ASCII code of 32.
   We now have two procedures and two sets of data, one to print out the
words only, and one to print out the verse, line by line. So now let's
put them into a complete program:
        10MODE 4
        20VDU23;8202;0;0;0;
        30REPEAT
        40PROCcontinue
        50UNTIL FALSE
        60END
        70:
      3000DEF PROCcontinue   
      3010CLS
      3020VDU19,0,4;0;19,1,3;0;
      3030PRINT TAB(5,5)"Press W to play the words."
      3040PRINT TAB(7,7)"or P to play the poem."
      3050A$=GET$
      3060A=INSTR("WwPp",A$)
      3070IF A=0 THEN 3050
      3080CLS
      3090IF A<3 RESTORE 4000:PROCwords
      3100IF A>2 RESTORE 4050:PROClines
      3110ENDPROC

First Mode 4 is set up without a cursor and then the procedure, 
PROCcontinue is called again and again until you tire of the rhyme.
   PROCcontinue simply clears the screen and redefines the foreground 
and background colours to prettier variants, then offers you the choice
between seeing the rhyme one word at a time or building up on the 
screen. Your answer is compared in line 3060 with the possible legiti-
mate answers. Whichever you pick, the right data statements are selected
with the RESTORE command and the requisite procedure called.
   When you have heard 'One, two, three, four, five' to your heart's 
content, you may like to enter your own music. You can put any tune in 
as data. Each note should be entered as: word printed, pitch, and 
duration. Don't forget to change the total number of notes (24 in the
example) in lines 1010 and 2020.
                                             Brian Boyde-Shaw, ELBUG 2.1
                                                      Reproduced EUG #54

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