_MapUnicode (unicode value) TO (ascii value)
So if you want CHR$(255) to be a unicode symbol, use:
_MapUnicode 9648 TO 255 (For unicode symbol 9648, which is the black parallelogram symbol)
NOTE:
1) You have to have an unicode capable font loaded.
2) That font has to have the symbol in it. (Not all symbols are packed in all unicode fonts.)
3) You probably want to be in a graphic screen when printing an unicode character. If you're in SCREEN 0, that character will swap back as soon as you restore that _MapUnicode point back to whatever it was before.
Get your unicode character values from any list like this one: https://symbl.cc/en/unicode-table/
So if you want CHR$(255) to be a unicode symbol, use:
_MapUnicode 9648 TO 255 (For unicode symbol 9648, which is the black parallelogram symbol)
NOTE:
1) You have to have an unicode capable font loaded.
2) That font has to have the symbol in it. (Not all symbols are packed in all unicode fonts.)
3) You probably want to be in a graphic screen when printing an unicode character. If you're in SCREEN 0, that character will swap back as soon as you restore that _MapUnicode point back to whatever it was before.
Get your unicode character values from any list like this one: https://symbl.cc/en/unicode-table/