Re: [Ql-Users] Finding the line number in QPC2

[Timothy Swenson]

I'm surprised that no one has responded to this yet.

Both QDOS and SMSQ/E (which is what QPC2 does), have the same look and 
feel to the operating system and almost all SuperBASIC code will work on 
both OS's.  The Turbo compiler and toolkit work on both OS with no 
issues (that I am aware of).


Tim Swenson
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[Ql-Users] Finding the line number in QPC2

[Michael Bulford]

Hi all

I’m sorry about my previous message – I had forgotten to use plain text, and 
this appeared garbled. Hopefully, with any luck, this should now be transmitted 
correctly. Here is how the message should have been ...
 
Sometimes my programs will stop with a nice friendly error message, giving me 
the line number where the error occurred and a short description of what went 
wrong. I can then list the program, test the values of variables, and try to 
fathom out why my code is not doing what it should. It can also be helpful to 
know from what line number the current procedure/function was called from. This 
can be found with ... foo = BASIC_L(60)-24 : Lnum = BASIC_W%(foo+18). 
Additionally, there is a short routine in the Turbo Demos file called How_COME 
which lists the call hierarchies up to the current point. However, all of this 
is only available under QDOS. What I was wondering is can something like this 
be done in QPC2?

Michael
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