Date: Thu, 14 Oct 2004 09:49:24 +1000
From: Craig Bennett [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Cant it be read ONCE and put into one (or more) named common
variables?
I could do that, but I am trying to have the data cached by
a process (object loaded) without having to read the data.
I don't remember if
PCPERFORM lp -d :QUEUE: :FONTFILE CAPTURING MSG
Thanks for the suggestion Tom, but I'm generating PDF files and
embedding the fonts before writing to disk, so this doesn't really apply.
I think I may just have to split the data into multiple subroutines.
Craig
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From: Craig Bennett [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Subject: Re: [U2] [UD] BASIC COMPILE ERROR: Too many constants near line
Hi Wally,
32765 is the limit for contants. No, it is not configurable. Time for
a subroutine?
thats depressing
Hi Wally,
32765 is the limit for contants. No, it is not configurable. Time for a
subroutine?
I just reread the first few chapter of the UniData basic manuals and
there it was. Could you tell me the maximum line length in a UniData
basic program?
thanks,
Craig
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Hi ennis,
Cant it be read ONCE and put into one (or more) named common variables?
I could do that, but I am trying to have the data cached by a process
(object loaded) without having to read the data. This works nicely on UV
and has the advantage that you can load the program into shared
Hi Wally,
32765 is the limit for contants. No, it is not configurable. Time for a
subroutine?
thats depressing, this IS a subroutine. I have a large amount of text in
need to include in the program object which I would STRONGLY prefer not
read from disk.
There is a maximum line length too isn't
Some of our software converts Adobe Type 1 font programs into BASIC
programs and we have an issue on some larger fonts where I cannot fit
the data from the font into the program because of the limit on the
number of constants and the limit on line length.
When you say:
Is there any way to
Here's a dumb question but what is a constant? Do you mean an EQUate?
I was dumbly wondering too so I downloaded the manual: A constant can be a
numeric value, such as 25, or a string value, such as inventory. You must
use quotation marks to enclose string values. You can use up to 32,765
