Re: [Ql-Users] return values QPC2 <>SMSQMULATOR

2018-08-05 Thread Marcel Kilgus via Ql-Users
Wolf via Ql-Users wrote:
> does your comment mean the question is solved?

Not sure if intentional or not, but OPEN_OVER with NFS device
overwrites any file, even if it's marked as read-only. And according
to François it returns "not found" if the file really is on a
read-only drive like a CD-ROM, haven't tested this myself, though.

Cheers, Marcel

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Re: [Ql-Users] return values QPC2 <>SMSQMULATOR

2018-08-05 Thread Wolf via Ql-Users

Hi,
does your comment mean the question is solved?

Wolfgang

On 05/08/2018 10:31, François Van Emelen via Ql-Users wrote:


Thank you for your explanation.

Have a fine day,

François Van Emelen



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Re: [Ql-Users] return values QPC2 <>SMSQMULATOR

2018-08-05 Thread François Van Emelen via Ql-Users

Op 5/08/2018 om 10:26 schreef Marcel Kilgus via Ql-Users:

Wolf via Ql-Users wrote:

I didn't get the original question, for a few days I seem to have had
some email trouble...

This was the complete code:

100 OPEN_OVER#3,'ram2_rdonly_txt'
110  REMark Why does 'dmedium_rdonly(\dev$) return 0 instead of 1
120  REMark Why does 'dmedium_type(\dev$) return -1 instead of 3
130  REMark Why does 'line 240  return  -23  WITH qpc2 (which seems
correc)t BUT -7 with SMSQMULATOR
140  dev$='dos3_' :d$=DATE$  :datad_temp$=DATAD$
150 REMark DOS3_   is an external USB CD DRIVE
160 DATA_USE 'dos3_'
170  fichier$=dev$&d$
180 WHEN ERRor
190 IF  ERNUM:PRINT#3,ERLIN,ERNUM:END IF
200 END WHEN
210 d= FTEST(dev$)
220 IF d<0:CLOSE#3:DELETE 'ram2_rdonly_txt' :DATA_USE
datad_temp$:STOP:END IF
230 f=FOP_NEW(fichier$):
240  PRINT#3,240,' f=fop_new(fichier$) = ',f
250  PRINT#3,250,'dmedium_rdonly(\dev$) = '; DMEDIUM_RDONLY(\dev$),'rdonly'
260  PRINT#3,260,'dmedium_type(\dev$) = ', DMEDIUM_TYPE(\dev$),'type'
270  PRINT#3,270,'dmedium_name$(\dev$) = ', DMEDIUM_NAME$(\dev$) ,'name'
280   CLOSE#3
290 DATA_USE datad_temp$  :PAUSE

Marcel

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Thank you for your explanation.

Have a fine day,

François Van Emelen



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Re: [Ql-Users] return values QPC2 <>SMSQMULATOR

2018-08-05 Thread François Van Emelen via Ql-Users




I didn't get the original question, for a few days I seem to have had 
some email trouble...


Wolfgang


Hi Wolfgang,
The original questuion was:

Hi All,
(if there is still someone listening, of course.)

Can someone tell me why the return values in this small prog are 
different from those found in the SMQS/E SBASIC/SuperBASIC Reference Manual
Online Documentation Release 4.0.1 by Rich Mellor and why QPC2 and 
SMSQMULATOR sometimes return different values as in line 240?

Am I using these functions incorrectly? If so, can someone correct me?

100 OPEN_OVER#3,'ram2_rdonly_txt'
110  REMark Why does 'dmedium_rdonly(\dev$) return 0 instead of 1
120  REMark Why does 'dmedium_type(\dev$) return -1 instead of 3
130  REMark Why does 'line 240  return  -23  WITH qpc2 (which seems 
correc)t BUT -7 with SMSQMULATOR

140  dev$='dos3_' :d$=DATE$  :datad_temp$=DATAD$
150 REMark DOS3_   is an external USB CD DRIVE
160 DATA_USE 'dos3_'
170  fichier$=dev$&d$
180 WHEN ERRor
190 IF  ERNUM:PRINT#3,ERLIN,ERNUM:END IF
200 END WHEN
210 d= FTEST(dev$)
220 IF d<0:CLOSE#3:DELETE 'ram2_rdonly_txt' :DATA_USE 
datad_temp$:STOP:END IF

230 f=FOP_NEW(fichier$):
240  PRINT#3,240,' f=fop_new(fichier$) = ',f
250  PRINT#3,250,'dmedium_rdonly(\dev$) = '; DMEDIUM_RDONLY(\dev$),'rdonly'
260  PRINT#3,260,'dmedium_type(\dev$) = ', DMEDIUM_TYPE(\dev$),'type'
270  PRINT#3,270,'dmedium_name$(\dev$) = ', DMEDIUM_NAME$(\dev$) ,'name'
280   CLOSE#3
290 DATA_USE datad_temp$  :PAUSE

Thanks for reading this,
François Van Emelen


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Re: [Ql-Users] return values QPC2 <>SMSQMULATOR

2018-08-05 Thread Marcel Kilgus via Ql-Users
Wolf via Ql-Users wrote:
> I didn't get the original question, for a few days I seem to have had
> some email trouble...

This was the complete code:

100 OPEN_OVER#3,'ram2_rdonly_txt'
110  REMark Why does 'dmedium_rdonly(\dev$) return 0 instead of 1
120  REMark Why does 'dmedium_type(\dev$) return -1 instead of 3
130  REMark Why does 'line 240  return  -23  WITH qpc2 (which seems 
correc)t BUT -7 with SMSQMULATOR
140  dev$='dos3_' :d$=DATE$  :datad_temp$=DATAD$
150 REMark DOS3_   is an external USB CD DRIVE
160 DATA_USE 'dos3_'
170  fichier$=dev$&d$
180 WHEN ERRor
190 IF  ERNUM:PRINT#3,ERLIN,ERNUM:END IF
200 END WHEN
210 d= FTEST(dev$)
220 IF d<0:CLOSE#3:DELETE 'ram2_rdonly_txt' :DATA_USE 
datad_temp$:STOP:END IF
230 f=FOP_NEW(fichier$):
240  PRINT#3,240,' f=fop_new(fichier$) = ',f
250  PRINT#3,250,'dmedium_rdonly(\dev$) = '; DMEDIUM_RDONLY(\dev$),'rdonly'
260  PRINT#3,260,'dmedium_type(\dev$) = ', DMEDIUM_TYPE(\dev$),'type'
270  PRINT#3,270,'dmedium_name$(\dev$) = ', DMEDIUM_NAME$(\dev$) ,'name'
280   CLOSE#3
290 DATA_USE datad_temp$  :PAUSE

Marcel

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Re: [Ql-Users] return values QPC2 <>SMSQMULATOR

2018-08-04 Thread Wolf via Ql-Users

Hi,

I didn't get the original question, for a few days I seem to have had 
some email trouble...


Wolfgang

On 04/08/2018 18:01, Norman Dunbar via Ql-Users wrote:

On 03/08/18 12:01, François Van Emelen via Ql-Users wrote:

Hi all,
(if there is still someone listening, of course.)


I'm listening, but unfortunately, I don't know the answer. Sorry. :(


Cheers,
Norm.


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Re: [Ql-Users] return values QPC2 <>SMSQMULATOR

2018-08-04 Thread Marcel Kilgus via Ql-Users
François Van Emelen via Ql-Users wrote:
> 110  REMark Why does 'dmedium_rdonly(\dev$) return 0 instead of 1
> 120  REMark Why does 'dmedium_type(\dev$) return -1 instead of 3

Because I didn't implement special support for this.

The DOS device generally doesn't care if the directory you point it to
is on a CD or on a network share on the other side of the planet, it's
just some directory.

Native QDOS driver usually must know the medium type or read-only
state anyway, so they can just fill that in. For virtual devices like
DOS additional efforts are needed and even then the data is hard to
come by.

> 130  REMark Why does 'line 240  return  -23  WITH qpc2 (which seems 
> correc)t BUT -7 with SMSQMULATOR

Probably Wolfgang just didn't write special code for this error case.
This could be considered a minor bug.

Cheers, Marcel

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Re: [Ql-Users] return values QPC2 <>SMSQMULATOR

2018-08-04 Thread Norman Dunbar via Ql-Users

On 03/08/18 12:01, François Van Emelen via Ql-Users wrote:

Hi all,
(if there is still someone listening, of course.)


I'm listening, but unfortunately, I don't know the answer. Sorry. :(


Cheers,
Norm.

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[Ql-Users] return values QPC2 <>SMSQMULATOR

2018-08-03 Thread François Van Emelen via Ql-Users

Hi all,
(if there is still someone listening, of course.)

Can someone tell me why the return values in this small prog are 
different from those found in the SMQS/E SBASIC/SuperBASIC Reference Manual
Online Documentation Release 4.0.1 by Rich Mellor and why QPC2 and 
SMSQMULATOR sometimes return different values as in line 240?

Am I using these functions incorrectly? If so, can someone correct me?

100 OPEN_OVER#3,'ram2_rdonly_txt'
110  REMark Why does 'dmedium_rdonly(\dev$) return 0 instead of 1
120  REMark Why does 'dmedium_type(\dev$) return -1 instead of 3
130  REMark Why does 'line 240  return  -23  WITH qpc2 (which seems 
correc)t BUT -7 with SMSQMULATOR

140  dev$='dos3_' :d$=DATE$  :datad_temp$=DATAD$
150 REMark DOS3_   is an external USB CD DRIVE
160 DATA_USE 'dos3_'
170  fichier$=dev$&d$
180 WHEN ERRor
190 IF  ERNUM:PRINT#3,ERLIN,ERNUM:END IF
200 END WHEN
210 d= FTEST(dev$)
220 IF d<0:CLOSE#3:DELETE 'ram2_rdonly_txt' :DATA_USE 
datad_temp$:STOP:END IF

230 f=FOP_NEW(fichier$):
240  PRINT#3,240,' f=fop_new(fichier$) = ',f
250  PRINT#3,250,'dmedium_rdonly(\dev$) = '; DMEDIUM_RDONLY(\dev$),'rdonly'
260  PRINT#3,260,'dmedium_type(\dev$) = ', DMEDIUM_TYPE(\dev$),'type'
270  PRINT#3,270,'dmedium_name$(\dev$) = ', DMEDIUM_NAME$(\dev$) ,'name'
280   CLOSE#3
290 DATA_USE datad_temp$  :PAUSE

Thanks for reading this,
François Van Emelen


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