The Sinclair QL Forum

Just tried this on your site Mr QL, works a treat and especially for difficult searches such as Tk2 and Fdk. Maybe the forum should look at their search options.

I didnt know about any "rules" I have always used f in a for next loop as a ZX Spectrum user (and possible a ZX 81), you quickly learned that in Sinclair BASIC pressing the F key twice in succession creates 10 FOR f Such was Sinclair's keyboard tokens, and stuck with me all my life A loop ...

With the following code, you get the screen shot, pretty straight forward I think 100 SPRDIM :REMark Reserves space for the arrow 110 MENUDIM :REMark Allocates space for the pull-down-menu 120 : 130 MENU 0,0,1, "Addresses" 140 MENU 1,0,1, "Clear" 150 MENU 2,0,1, "Input"...

Screen (GIGABASIC's editor) is very similar to ED and looks identical when in editing mode, but it can be passed parameters as described thus: • SCREEN #dev, linenr, tab Default: SCREEN 11, 1, 3 This command enters the screen editor. It allows the user to edit BASIC programs in a way similar to QUIL...

Ralf R. wrote:Pound sign is allowed? I am astonished....

Your right is does look like a pound sign at normal magnification, CTRL + mouse wheel to zoom and see it for the F it is

Bubu wrote:
Of course when my teacher read this, forced me to write 500 times the sentence USING A PENCIL

Well that's easy

Are you looking to convert a few PNGs to BBQL 8 or a program to do it for you or just a program out of interest? There was just the one PNG image, but looking forward it would be nice to be able to do this - maybe by updating the conversion routines in Open World... I've been doing some of this lat...

Doesn't the Star Trek Continues series count? It's up to scratch and the son of the original creator has said his father would have considered it canon. (For foreign readers for whom English is a second language, that means he would have considered it part of the original writings continuous from t...

Unfortunately, the results with Open World are not good - not helped by the fact that Open World does not appear to recognise the gif89a format (so I can only edit it directly to change the format type to 87a) Ungif succeeded once I realised the reason it was doing nothing was because it needs the ...

It's about time someone badly went