When you use Text(20,30), I understand that it stores 20 to somewhere that denotates the Xpos, and 30 to somewhere that denotates the Ypos.

What I would like to know is what memory location are those coordinates stored to?

The same applies for text drawn to the home screen:

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.Coordinate=X*256+Y
Output(20*256+30)
Disp "Stuff"
Is smaller than:

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Output(20,30,"Stuff")
By even more, 8 bytes.

And to think Quigibo almost took Output(one argument) out at one point...

Runer, what do you mean by Text "Stuff"? Do you mean Text("Stuff")? (Which doesn't seem to work btw) I mean, how do you get Text without parentheses?

From ti83plus.inc:

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penCol equ 86D7h
penRow equ 86D8h


Also, a little-known fact regarding printing text at constant coordinates:

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.Coordinate=Y*256+X
Text(30*256+20)
Text "Stuff"
Is 7 bytes smaller than:

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Text(20,30,"Stuff")

The same applies for text drawn to the home screen:

Code: [Select]

.Coordinate=X*256+Y
Output(20*256+30)
Disp "Stuff"
Is smaller than:

Code: [Select]

Output(20,30,"Stuff")
By even more, 8 bytes.

I didn't know you could use Text "Stuff" syntax

I didn't know you could use Text "Stuff" syntax

Yep, it's like Disp "STUFF", but with graph text.