On 30 Apr 2012, at 14:05, Marcel Kilgus wrote:
> Bob Spelten wrote:
>>> Nothing to do with BPUT here. The problem is that you're using an
>>> array expression x(0,1) with more than one dimension in the FOR loop.
>>> SBASIC got a bug there.
>> Thanks for the insight.
>> I was puzzled because it ha
Bob Spelten wrote:
>> Nothing to do with BPUT here. The problem is that you're using an
>> array expression x(0,1) with more than one dimension in the FOR loop.
>> SBASIC got a bug there.
> Thanks for the insight.
> I was puzzled because it had worked before.
> But I did at one point replace the si
Op Mon, 30 Apr 2012 00:12:28 +0200 schreef Marcel Kilgus
:
Bob Spelten wrote:
Can anyone explain this?
I found another UPUT/BPUT related strange bug.
I have the following lines in my program:
FOR i%= 0 TO x(0,1) -1 : BPUT #c3%,aa$
Nothing to do with BPUT here. The problem is that you're u
Bob Spelten wrote:
> Can anyone explain this?
> I found another UPUT/BPUT related strange bug.
>
> I have the following lines in my program:
>FOR i%= 0 TO x(0,1) -1 : BPUT #c3%,aa$
Nothing to do with BPUT here. The problem is that you're using an
array expression x(0,1) with more than one dime
Op Mon, 23 Apr 2012 10:20:14 +0200 schreef Bob Spelten :
Can anyone explain this?
I found another UPUT/BPUT related strange bug.
I have the following lines in my program:
FOR i%= 0 TO x(0,1) -1 : BPUT #c3%,aa$
When run this stops with:
"at line 1252:3 undefined loop control variable"
I am s
e any difference.
That would also not explain why it's failing on Aurora/Qubide to Win and
not to Ram or Flp or on QPC.
Bob
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Datum: Mon, 23 Apr 2012 10:20:14 +0200
Bob,
is aa$, by any chance, a LOCal variable?
Qlib sometimes reports LOCal variables as parameters to external PROCs as
invalid.
Regards,
Tobias
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Datum: Mon, 23
Can anyone explain this?
I have the following line in a program:
: aa$= PEEK$(address,length): UPUT #c3%,aa$
This reads a line from screen memory and writes this to a _pic file on
win1_.
The ten byte header has already been written to the file channel with
BPUT's.
Qlib reported an error "in
