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XMAX

n = XMAX

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Returns the screen width in pixels.

See YMAX for screen height.

Example

print "This window has " + XMAX + "x" + YMAX + " pixels"
' Output: This window has 640x480 pixels
Code samples using XMAX
003 conditional branching.bas   100lines.bas   2048.bas   2048.bas   3d rotating cube with message.bas   3d wire cube.bas   3d_torus.bas   3dtictac.bas   3dtorus.bas   A Rubens, Peter Paul Landscape.bas   analog clock.bas   anball 1.0.bas   angel feather.bas   another look at trig functions.bas   aquarium v2.bas   arc_ui.bas   autumn scene.bas   balls.bas   betrayal: crows ii.bas   bezier's autograph book.bas   bezierbounce.bas   biorythms.bas   blushing snowflakes.bas   boing.bas   bomb.bas   bonkers.bas   bopit.bas   bowling7.bas   bplus paddleball.bas  
Graphics
ARC   CHART   CIRCLE   COLOR   DRAW   DRAWPOLY   IMAGE   LINE   PAINT   PEN   PLOT   POINT   PSET   RECT   RGB   RGBF   SHOWPAGE   TEXTHEIGHT   TEXTWIDTH   TXTH   TXTW   VIEW   WINDOW   XMAX   XPOS   YMAX   YPOS  
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