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You've missed the semi colon off the end of line 10. It would actaully start a new line with that code not wrap text as shown.
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You've missed the semi colon off the end of line 10. It would actaully start a new line with that code not wrap text as shown.
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CitizenKaned,
Tue 1 Aug 2006, 16:05,
archived)
That was the case on the Spectrum...... but I think not on the BBC. I could be wrong though.
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Father_Ted Drink!,
Tue 1 Aug 2006, 16:43,
archived)
It works on the BBC as wellI know this because this is my favorite BBC 20 goto 10 program.
10 PRINT "*****___";
20 GOTO 10
It creates a nice pattern with the semi colon but wouldn't without it. Looks especially nice on those old CUB monitors you used to get in schools.
(10 PRINT "*****___";
20 GOTO 10
It creates a nice pattern with the semi colon but wouldn't without it. Looks especially nice on those old CUB monitors you used to get in schools.
CitizenKaned,
Tue 1 Aug 2006, 16:53,
archived)
I've got one of those Cub monitorsManaged to get hold of one with sound and composite video inputs, then butchered the back and added a SCART connection (with analogue RGB) and a cooling fan. Ace!
On another note, I reckon it's time for a Hong Kong Phooey pearoast. routine, come on down!
(On another note, I reckon it's time for a Hong Kong Phooey pearoast. routine, come on down!
eXOBeX,
Wed 2 Aug 2006, 2:02,
archived)
BBC would need semi colon is missing from after it boots.
And you wouldn't enter BASIC at the prompt with nicely formatted spaces to line up with the line numbers.
I'll stop now...
(And you wouldn't enter BASIC at the prompt with nicely formatted spaces to line up with the line numbers.
I'll stop now...
SpunkyBackpack,
Tue 1 Aug 2006, 16:54,
archived)