Re: A83: prob. lame

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Subject: Re: A83: prob. lame
From: "James Matthews" <jjj@matthewsfamily.fsnet.co.uk>
Date: Thu, 24 Feb 2000 16:19:21 -0000
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OBJ83 had a bug that screwed up any 8-letter program names, so it could have been that.
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Subject: Re: A83: prob. lame


> 
> In a message dated 2/24/00 8:21:22 AM Central Standard Time, jetthe@home.se 
> writes:
> 
> > Hmm..
> >  after some hours testing all the things u guys have helped me with, i found
> >  out my mistake, o that's one hell of a big mistake, i had name the program
> >  "ZINVERSE"... so after renaming it to "ZWHATE" it sure worked pretty fine! 
> >  So anyone know of more "name-limitations"?
> >  
> >  /jetthe
> 
> I dont understand why calling it "ZINVERSE" would be a problem. It's 8 
> letters, and I can't recall other programs that use this name... But if you 
> got it to work, then that is all that matters... what does "ZWHATE" mean?  
> and I dont think there are other name limitations, just dont create a program 
> through assembly that has some funky characters for letters, and expect to 
> later type that name through Basic, and Programs must start with an upper 
> case letter A-Z & Theta, but this is only if you want it to be displayed in 
> the Program Menu, Im sure its still possible to access through assembly...
> 
> Jason_K
> 
>

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Re: A83: prob. lame

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