Write
Write one byte to the simulated cassette interface. Don't be fooled by the parameter Type - it's just because the Java byte Type has a silly -128 .. 127 range.
Parameters
Data
a byte
Throws
any kind of IO error
writes the bytes in the array to the interface. Note that the Java designers in there great wisdom defined a byte as -128..128 - while in 99% of all cases one need 0..255. Hence we use a int array to pass bytes. As an Ada advocate this mistreatment of data types gives me pimples.
Parameters
Data
byte array
Throws
any kind of IO error