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The STICK function returns the x and y coordinates of up to two joysticks connected to a computer. It takes a numeric parameter from 0 to 3 to specify which joystick and whether the x or y coordinate is returned, with 0 and 1 retrieving the x and y values of joystick A, and 2 and 3 doing the same for joystick B. The coordinates are stored in a numeric variable passed to the STICK function.

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Stick PDF

The STICK function returns the x and y coordinates of up to two joysticks connected to a computer. It takes a numeric parameter from 0 to 3 to specify which joystick and whether the x or y coordinate is returned, with 0 and 1 retrieving the x and y values of joystick A, and 2 and 3 doing the same for joystick B. The coordinates are stored in a numeric variable passed to the STICK function.

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GW-BASIC User's Guide

STICK Function
Purpose:
To return the x and y coordinates of two joysticks.

Syntax:
x=STICK(n)

Comments:
x is a numeric variable for storing the result.
n is a valid numeric expression within the range of 0 to 3.
Value of n Coordinate Returned
x coordinate of joystick A. Stores the x and y values for both joysticks for the
0
following three function calls.
1 y coordinate of joystick A.
2 x coordinate of joystick B.
3 y coordinate of joystick B.

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