Pete's QBASIC Site

Any chance you will thank me or ask for further info?

Let's not be an Ephemeralus

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rexykik wrote:How can i get them to print within the same row of my column?

Put a semi-colon at the end of
PRINT sngScores(intPlayerCount, intGameCount)

Like this
PRINT sngScores(intPlayerCount, intGameCount);

Right?

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OK, I'll not do it again !!! Is it mentioned in the forum rules too somewhere ? (I might have missed something) The "no do homework" rule is universal. No forum anywhere will simply do your homework. a) You do the best you can b) You post what you did c) We give hints and answer specific questions ...

Ralph wrote:Here are some of the things that I find need fixing:

Nice work, you guys! Now that is how to help. I would chime in, but things are working out without me just fine.

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burger2227 wrote:We do not do homework

True, gurmeet, and don't bother going elsewhere. Nobody will
do your homework. QBasic programmers are honorable students.

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Some debugging techniques Run the program below. It is designed to create 3 numbers rather than 5 It is designed for a max of 4 Why? Because the likelyhood of getting a duplicate is so low for 5 numbers in the range 0-49 that you can't test that case. This means someday your program will go down a p...

Mac you both used END instead of SYSTEM too. Bad boys LOL Ted Good catch, but I had a reason: focus on how to capture key, not how to terminate a program. CLS PRINT "Press ESC to exit program, 'T' to print time" DO PRINT : PRINT "Press key: "; DO: k$ = INKEY$: LOOP WHILE k$ = "" IF k$ = CHR$(27) TH...

k7 wrote:My way:

Yeah, in this case that is better. I would normally do that, too.

Here I was trying to show how to catch a key so it could be used for whatever, not just exit.

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You test the key and do whatever you want

Here is an example that prompts until you
press "Q"

Thanks, guys, for the explanations.

I simply don't have the time to tutor via forum questions. I provided a program that would do the required operation. I say just run the program and update the ROM

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Get it?!?! Got it. Made a demo file, "z64". The demo program produced Menu - Last byte is currently 2007 1) Read hex 2) Write hex <------------ I chose this option 3) Finished Character Number? 2008 <--- I selected last+1 to append new char Value: e3 <---------------- I entered this Hex Done Menu -...

Lee wrote:How can I insert hex in a file?
z64 is a N64 ROM and Im making a text editor to insert code at the end of it.

I'm not sure that a ROM is a file. You can easily append HEX (or any other) stuff at the end of a file. How it would get to a ROM I am not
clear. Never messed with it.

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I guess the question got answered?

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Here are the FAQ links Thanks. I fixed the index, but I guess it will take some time before network54 search works on that forum. I asked that the index be "refreshed", which they did. But that messed things up worse. Anyway, time to quit hijacking this thread and go work elsewhere. LOL! Mac http:/...

burger2227 wrote:you should also have those tips on transferring QB code to a Forum. It is there, but not in the index.

Right. Have a URL or two for me? I will give them a FAQ number, etc. like others.

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burger2227 wrote:A fellow named Galleon is currently working on a QB compiler to run on 64 bit machines. It is called QB64 naurally.

Good stuff for your FAQ, MysticShadows! Thanks, burger2227.

At least include the URL of the QB64 project forum.

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It's notable to mention that the problem isn't vista per se. it's more of the fact that you have a 64 bit CPU in your PC...Vista on a 32 bit CPU should run QBasic as expected. Do me a favor, MystikShadows, go to http://www.network54.com/Forum/171757/ and make a FAQ with a name such as "QBasic in Vi...

I just wonder what coding problem you have that requires to know the length of a variable (except string) If I create a TYPE, for example, and put a bunch of variables, I never needed to need the size. QBasic worries about that. At the end, I create a record, say XXX as that TYPE. Fine, now I might ...

burger2227 wrote:I will remember your (DaveUnit) smart ass and avoid you...........

Come on Ted, be nice!

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Nodtveidt wrote:I understand your intent and message.

Peace! :)

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