PSET "hat" graphic from old ad in BYTE

[CharlieJV]

Yeah I figured that 300 line was something like that, even more modern Basics would go poof if you didn't put a Sleep or some sort of wait function at the end of your code, myabe just an: Input "Press any to quit!"; dummy!

If my computer had a break key, I would have done the same thing to avoid cluttering the final image with text.  So this dummy is on the side of that dummy.  As long as the computer of the day had a "break" key.  So programs as per the machine and BASIC of the day, I say.

Aside, BASIC Anywhere Machine version of one Fedora Hat program:

view the source code
run the program

@CharlieJV
That is really cool! So nice to see the code running right from the forum! Thumbs up to you!

Did you figure out what TRAP was doing?

Now I recognize that drawing as a mod of code I have done, nice coloring BTW. I wonder if I should try and dig it up.

It is always good to dig up old code to keep it from getting lost.  Well, while there are still enough of we older folk and young-retro-loving-folk around who can appreciate it.

TRAP is for error trapping:  https://www.atariarchives.org/creativeat...operations.