Hi,
As far as I can see, the entire table will always be scanned in this case.
This is one situation in which a prior analysis of the range arguments may
be helpful. Assuming that you are doing this inside a subroutine, it may be
worthwhile to check the difference between start and end dates (in
Hi,
On some earlier release of jBase 5, I once had a need to "divert" a jBC
subroutine call to go via my own jBC subroutine with the same name that
then called the original (for which I didn't have source). I remember
creating a C function to achieve that. The C function was declared like
below.
Notice that on lines 15 and 19 the CRT is just one expression whereas
before there are semicolons to CRT the K by itself. There is a similar
question on stackexchange if it’s defined behavior to use the same variable
in a function call like foo(k, bar[k++])
On Fri, 26 Jan 2018 at 18:01, Kevin
Hi,
Is because you don't #include jsystem.h in Simple.c. Having made that
correction you may need to pay attention to what the program is actually
trying to do because I think after that correction it probably won't
compile or run correctly.
I always try and keep the C code from mixing with
it is) then have the C command executed. The program would
run and breakwhen $s is your source code, then you can type V and you are
done.
Jim
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What is Modal step? How do I debug a program when I dont have the source
code and I dont know the line numbers or what the variables inside
that subroutine is entered. It could not be much simpler.
Jim
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I already read
. Or just debug it in the foreground (it should not change the
program). If you are trying to hack a suppliers subroutine though, it
probably isn’t a good idea to do that.
Jim
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Jim
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I frequently come accross situations where I need to know the parameters
Hello,
The jBASE BASIC reference manual states:
DIM{ENSION} variable(number{, number... }){, variable(number {,number...})
...}
*
SYNTAX ELEMENTS
*
The *variable *may be any valid variable name neither declared nor
previously used. The numbers
define the size of each dimension and must be
no different than 'normal' dynamic arrays.
If you want to turn this off then set 'resize_array = false' in your
'Config_EMULATE' file under the appropriate emulation section. But be aware
that making this change might break something.
Dan
On Fri, Jul 9, 2010 at 5:53 AM, Marco Manyevere
If your jvm was updated you may have to increase the wrapper.java.initmemory
in jbasehome\conf\jlicserver.properties (and maybe jslimserver.properties
as well). I had a similar issue after a java automatic update. I increased
mine from 3 to 16 MB. Also check the log files in jbasehome\logs, they
Thanks I already came across this document but didnt see which option would
help me achieve what I want. I was looking more for an environmental
variable that would affect the behaviour of _all_ the existing programs
without having to do an IOCTL after every OPENSEQ in every subroutine. If
there
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