some buttons to insert control codes missing

[lippmaje]

There's a panel to insert control codes into strings (see below).
But there are no buttons to insert OVER on/off, or FLASH/BRIGHT/INVERSE/OVER/INK/PAPER 8, or INK/PAPER 9, or TAB/AT positions.
Also,

• CAPS is a bit misleading as it inserts \006 which is the code for a tab (comma in prints).
• EDIT inserts \007 which has no effect except placing a '?' on screen, so doesn't make sense to include unless you wanted to support all codes <32.
• ENTER inserts a newline which immediately splits up the line in the editor. Speccy is unable to handle any newline (code \013) that is not occurring at the end of the program line. That means, the button here is completely useless.

The roll-over hint in the picture is also wrong, 'Cyan Ink = CHR$(29)' should read '...CHR$(16)+CHR$(5)'

Release: v1.792

[ref-xx]

about caps, edit and enter, check keypress column at https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ZX_Spectrum_character_set
they are for testing input
like if inkey$="[06]" then .... which corresponds to CAPS+2 = Caps Lock
I don't think any correcting is necessary in editing part of the window. Maybe CAPS/COMMA can be written.

Color codes needs some work yes, but they are absolutely hard to edit. I'll leave this issue here maybe somebody else could look into it and resolve it properly.

[lippmaje]

About Caps and Edit, yeah I didn't think of the input checks.
But Enter is pointless, if you try to insert an Enter into a string, the line will instantly split, syntax error. I suggest to remove this button.
Over on/off should be just two additional buttons in the box that place the code sequence \021\000 .. \021\001.
And another button row for Flash 8, Bright 8, Inverse 8, Over 8.
Likewise maybe Ink 8/9 and Paper 8/9.
It's a pain to hack these byte sequences into a string, because you have to save the program, edit it in a text editor and read it back into Basin in the hope it accepts the codes.
And AT is completely screwed, as someone else pointed out, because Basin tries to fix the \022 sequence in a bad way.

[ref-xx]

I worked on token window a little bit, and it's not easy to fit anymore buttons there let alone four more control codes and AT control codes. it looks like it needs a good amount of effort to make it more useful. I'll added this to to-do list, but don't expect anything soon.