Re: A86: Tokenization
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Re: A86: Tokenization
Cool... A good way to do it is to make a sqrtPARSE prog and then just set a
breakpoint and look at the ! or # or whatever object. This is what I've found
so far (may be redundant):
Decimal numbers tokenize to a 'D' followed by a null-terminated string of the
number exactly as it was typed. '+'->$60 '-'->$61, '*'->$70, '/'->$71...
I know it's not that much but i wasn't too concerned w/ the actual
tokenization
Joshua Grams wrote:
> I'm doing a complete listing of what commands tokenize to. Is this
> redundant (i.e. is there a listing already available)? If not, I'll put it
> up on my web site when I finish it, as I think it will be helpful in
> figuring out the parsing stuff...
>
> --Joshua
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