Hi
since there seems to be no way to get at this with Peek and Poke, I've
made a small SBasic extension to tget the value on the return stack,
called RET_STK and RET_STK2:
You can download this extension from www.wlenerz.com/QLStuff
I’ve tried this. From inside a function it
Hi,
I'd love to be proved wrong, but I don't think it can be done.
(You can't even get the current line nbr from Sbasic, unless I'm mistaken).
Mucking about with the return stack will lead to nothing much, I'm afraid.
Wolfgang
Sometimes my programs will stop with a nice friendly
error
Hi,
The QL's SuperBasic interpreter and SMSQ/E's Sbasic are VERY different
beasts, even if the latter tries to keep program compatibility!
Wolfgang
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
Hi,
since there seems to be no way to get at this with Peek and Poke, I've
made a small SBasic extension to tget the value on the return stack,
called RET_STK and RET_STK2:
A small extension to get the line number of the line having called
a function or procedure, in an Sbasic program.
USE:
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).
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,
