PEEKUTIL “Peek Utilities lexfile”. SIZE: 351.

• REV$ reverses the byte order of a string.

• RPEEK$ is like REV$(PEEK$).

• PEEK is like HTD(PEEK$), and the second parameter can be omitted
for a default of 1 nibble.

• RPEEK$ is like REV$(PEEK$).

• ADPEEK$ (“address peek”) is used when the nibble(s) being peeked
contain a memory offset; ADPEEK$ adds the offset (considered a signed
value) to the address being peeked.

• ADPEEK is like HTD(ADPEEK$).

• TEXT$ is like HTA$(PEEK$) (see DESAL above).

• All of these can take string or numeric address arguments, and work
on PRIVATE files in RAM or ROM.

*** PEEKUTIL ***
(2FEE9) File Header
(30092) 5C/01 ADPEEK$(#/$,#,?#)
(3009E) 5C/02 ADPEEK(#/$,#,?#)
(30131) 5C/03 PEEK$(#/$,#)
(3013C) 5C/04 PEEK(#/$,?#)
(3017B) 5C/05 REV$($)
(30050) 5C/06 RPEEK$(#/$,#)
(3018D) 5C/07 TEXT$(#/$,#)
(301CB) Next File Header