WIDTH

Allows the user to configure the number of characters in each line of a text area, screen, file or device; may set the number of screen lines as well

Implemented by: cbmv7, colorenh, BBC, GWBASIC, MSX, bwbasic, ABasiC, VBDOS, FreeBASIC

With variations: bw32, QBasic (also with LPRINT), ugBASIC (alias for SCREEN WIDTH)

Also written as:

Usage

WIDTH arguments are not exactly a standard.

A number after the desired number of characters (text columns, as some say) has different meanings:

In MS Amiga BASIC, sets the number of characters among tab stops.
In msqb, if the first argument was not a device/file handler, it sets the number of desired lines on the screen: for the PC, it could be 25, 30, 43, 50 or 60.

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