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I might be wrong, but when I got my Gold Card (not Super GC) I'm almost certain that the screen address moved from the "standard" address. Is this the case on the SGC as well? It's been a while since I had a GC (I donated it to Darren Brannagh for an elderly Gentleman's use some time back)...

Another update: Revision 2.15.3 More tidying up of the usage messages. Proper letter case etc. Extracted common code from the three format routines to reduce duplication. Validated the requested format to be 'd', 'e' or 'h' - due to the above. Version bumped to 2.15.3. Available from https://github....

Sorry Dilwyn, I have no idea. I tried the registry, looking for something in my %USERDIR% (or whatever it is called) but found nothing. When I move QPC2 to a location on screen and exit, it comes back up in a different position. There doesn't appear to be any INI files in the installation folder eit...

Thanks for the info. To be honest, I've never heard of it!
It will definiteky be broken in 2.15.2.

Cheers,
Norm.

I've been playing with qltools (in my own repository - https://github.com/NormanDunbar/qltools) and I've made a few changes over version 2.15. I haven't pushed any changes to the SinclairQL repo, nor raised a pull request just yet - if people could test and see how it goes, I'd be grateful. It seems...

At the risk of being burned as a witch by the political correctness police, I rather suspect that it will [have to] be a woman.
Which is fine by me.

Cheers,
Norm.

Thanks a lot Dilwyn.

Cheers,
Norm.

Thanks very much Dilwyn, that "on github" link now correctly points to the SinclairQL repository. As Rich recently fixed that codebase to include the stack smashing fix, you can probably get rid of this sentence now. (Sorry!): An update was done by Graeme Gregory in 2017 to fix a stacking ...

Evening Dilwyn, The link to github is to the original repository by Stronnag (https://github.com/stronnag/xtc68). That version doesn't have XorA's bug fix for the problem with as68's stack trashing error. It might be worth while, if and when you get some spare time, to link to the version in the Sin...

Aha, that makes sense, thanks.

I did see your pull request on the original author's repo, I was Wondering if xXORAa was you. It seems it was.


Cheers,
Norm.