Thanks - apart from reminding of my days of typing in ZX81 programs from
magazine listings and then trying to save space (defining variables from
text values, I seem to recall was one method) you have inspired me to
fire up my copy of QL2K and try your listing out. I had to use an
editor to strip out the CR characters as you suggest and then QLAYT.EXE
to link the file into my win1_ directory.
It mostly works until density% becomes 5 at which point it fails at line
310 with "bad parameter", presumably because it is trying to do a RND(1
to 0).
Any suggestions?
On 26/11/2010 18:01, Dilwyn Jones wrote:
Reminds me of ZX81 days, trying to save a byte here and a byte
there...not so much oneupmanship as "onelessship" :-)
I'm sat here surrounded by snow (well, outside the house). So, what
better than to write a snowfall simulator?
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Regards,
Stephen
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