I think I have said before that if Virtual T "tokenises on the fly" then it teaches us bad habits. And it makes no sense that it does this for the m100 but not the NEC.
BTW I am getting a syntax error from the first "LINE" statement. On Wed, 8 Apr 2020 at 13:52, John R. Hogerhuis <[email protected]> wrote: > > As a general practice it's better to name files as ASCII files as .DO and > tokenized files as .BA > > Otherwise you rely on the fallback mechanisms. I guess VirtualT just > tokenizes the file on-the-fly. But it doesn't work for NEC. > > LaddieAlpha's fallback mechanism is just to present the file with the correct > extension depending on tell-tale binary content in tokenized files. But now > that you point it out, I haven't tried it with NEC so who knows. I'd give it > a 90% chance of doing the right thing. > > -- John.
