Looks like that could be correct Steve. I'm then left with why an xst load string array from a file works on windows and not on linux. Having said that though...
I've just had fun with \ generating a very precise error message telling the user exactly what to do. I had inconsistent behavior too. Use CHR$(n) where n is...
... Does the filename actually have that space in it? While you can have embedded spaces in Linux, they are somewhat more problematic than in Windows ... -- ...
... XBasic is not multi-threaded. Naturally if an error occurs then a function won't complete, so I suppose you might technically call that "returning before...
This was refered to in passing the other day and I was checking it out. FUNCTION Entry () ' file$ ="C:\Documents and Settings\Burbank\My Documents\Comics\DC ...
Washing egg off of face mode on <g> Thankyou I didn't think of the Backslash/doubleBackslash effect. I should have seen it myself. ... it ... filename$,...
Found this message in the archives. I am a bit (A LOT) unclear as to how this FOR i = 0 TO upper ' 'get filenames fn$[i] = fi[i].name ' part works. It does...
... works on ... windows ... array ... linux. ... path to ... later ... that case ... fault. The ... invalid array ... parsed out ... xbasic). ... it up. ... ...
OK I fiddled about with David's program a bit used maxLen to format the output and added a bit of code to save the output to a disk file. I like the way he...
Hi Peter. Did you have any luck indirectly calling your send and receive functions in your main program from your DLL's? If not, I could add to that last...
Well, I tried doing what I described, with the Polling() function and all that - it didn't work because the program flow doesn't seem to make it back to the...
Well this results in the date of January 1 1601 FOR x = 0 TO upper ifile$= file$[x] : a = LEN(ifile$) ifile = OPEN (ifile$, $$RD) bytes = LOF (ifile) : bytes$...
On Mon, 04 Feb 2008 15:42:31 -0500, Dean Sweatman <burbank396@...> ... Since you haven't read any value into fileTime$$, what would you expect it to say?...
So I need to run XstGetFilesAndAttributes to load up the fileinfo array? Looking at display variables showed actual valve rather than the "0"s that I expected...
Exactly. Presumably you ran XstGetFilesAndAttributes elsewhere, but didn't assign anything to fileTime$$. Though I also note that your loop variable here is x,...
Since we are able to access the filesize from an opened file I thought that other attributes (like the date time stamp might also be available. So far using...
On Mon, 04 Feb 2008 20:27:35 -0500, Dean Sweatman <burbank396@...> ... Not familiar with user-defined types huh? Look in the header files for Xst (that...
... didn't ... variable ... well ... ... I learned(??) basic on a Timex Sinclair 1000 then moved into an Atari 8- bit ... for some reason the books and...
On Mon, 04 Feb 2008 23:48:57 -0500, Dean Sweatman <burbank396@...> ... Nothing wrong with x, though i, j and n are probably more common. Sinclair BASIC...
Before I go off to explore the XstGetFiles and Attributes universe I thought that I'd clean up the XstFindFiles modifications. As always watch out for...
I sent the last update to XstFindFiles to the list for comment. I won't say it is finished (is there ever a finished program??<g>) Over all it does the job I...
Won't work because the default type on operations matches the largest operand. Old versions of BASIC did everything as decimals. Since both i and 1000 are...
Thank you (in order of initial reply) Chucky77112 and Vincent. Chucky77112, Thanks for your experimentation on my behalf, and for the updated example. I tried...
OK it works ... now for the pablum crowd (me, myself and I) in nursery school english<g> please. I think we have IFZ meaning IF i meets the condition of i AND...
