Ahhh, okay very good.
So the inbuilt test shows exactly the same failures as yours, but my program ... with numbered string variables instead of just string variables
... seems to indicate all keys are working perfectly ... ?!
Even testing CTRL showed it was working by trying CTRL+G, etc., and SHIFTed characters showed the correct values.
I did try loading software via digital recorder today - 16 bit, 44.1kHz stereo WAV files - I tried load"" and load"xxxx" ... I could see the header but nothing more. I was assuming my playback level was too high ... max was 30 but went down to 5 and still didn't work.
I'm a little confused ... I tried a$ and it wasn't happy ... but a0$ is okay ...
So MW BASIC requires string variables to be numbered?
So the inbuilt test shows exactly the same failures as yours, but my program ... with numbered string variables instead of just string variables
... seems to indicate all keys are working perfectly ... ?!Even testing CTRL showed it was working by trying CTRL+G, etc., and SHIFTed characters showed the correct values.
I did try loading software via digital recorder today - 16 bit, 44.1kHz stereo WAV files - I tried load"" and load"xxxx" ... I could see the header but nothing more. I was assuming my playback level was too high ... max was 30 but went down to 5 and still didn't work.
(10-01-2021, 07:56 PM)ChickenMan Wrote: Oh, A is for integers and A0$ is for strings, so your program will work with
10 a0$=key:if a0$="" then 10
20 print "ASCII code: "asc(a0$)
30 goto 10
I'm a little confused ... I tried a$ and it wasn't happy ... but a0$ is okay ...
So MW BASIC requires string variables to be numbered?