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_OutMem Procedure
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Arguments
TextString Text to be displayed
length Total number of characters to be displayed
Description
The _OutMem procedure displays a specified number of characters
from memory, starting at the beginning of the string argument.
Unlike the _OutText procedure, _OutMem prints all characters
literally, including ASCII 10 (LF), 13 (CR), and 0 (NULL), as the
equivalent graphics characters. The argument length defines the
number of characters to be displayed.
Text is displayed using the current text color, starting at the
current text position. No formatting or length checking is
provided. If the length argument is greater than the length of the
string, then the next characters in memory following the string
will be displayed.