Re: A86: Re: .86p
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Re: A86: Re: .86p
hello.86s containing the string "hello":
**TI86** hello helloU
Notice the immediately following the first hello, the variable name (the
second is the actual content on the calc).
In a message dated 6/12/00 6:31:57 PM Eastern Daylight Time, david@acz.org
writes:
> No, it is correct. That was a bug in the first version that I released. It
> is supposed to be padded to 8 characters if the name is less than 8. As
for
> 16k, you can change the size to work with larger files, at the time I wrote
> it 16k was more than enough.
>
> > >From examining files created by saving from VTI, it appears that your
> routine
> > will only work with files with 8 letter variable names, because it looks
> like
> > it just stops after the filename and a space, rather than putting in a
> buffer
> > for all of them. Here's some C++ code I've been working on to write a
> string
> > (based loosely on David's), but I'm not sure if it works either...
>
>
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