poke2( addr, [...] )
- Writes one or more 16-bit values to contiguous groups of two consecutive memory locations.
- addr
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- The address of the first memory location.
- ...
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- The 16-bit values to write to memory. If these are omitted, a zero is written to the first 2 bytes.
The poke2() function writes one or more 16-bit values to contiguous groups of two consecutive bytes in the addressable memory region (0x0000-0x7fff). The values are interpreted in the Little Endian representation, which stores the lowest 8 bits in the first byte.
See Memory for information about the memory layout.
Examples[]
poke2(0x4300, 0x0cff)
b0,b1 = peek(0x4300, 2) -- 0xff,0x0c