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The WAITSTAT statement causes a serious error (GPF) during compilation. Please use CON.WAITSTAT (an exact synonym) instead until rev 6.01 is released.
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PowerBASIC Console Compiler 6.00
The EOF() function may not always recognize a soft eof character (&H1A) in a sequential file opened for INPUT. This will be updated in 6.01. -
PowerBASIC Console Compiler 6.00
In the PowerTime class, the TimeDiff method was mis-documented. The compiler and the documentation will be updated in 6.01. Please refrain from any use of this method until the update is released.Comment
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PowerBASIC Console Compiler 6.00
The LPRINT ATTACH statement will fail due to an internal character mode mismatch. This will be corrected in version 6.01. As a temporary workaround, you can pass the printer port name as an ANSI string with a UCODE$() override. Only this precise combination will be effective.
LP$ = "LPT1"
LPRINT ATTACH UCODE$(LP$)
You will have to reverse this change for use with version 6.01.Comment
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PowerBASIC Console Compiler 6.00
The REPLACE and REPLACE ANY statements fail when used with Wide Unicode parameters. This will be corrected in version 6.01.Comment
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PowerBASIC Console Compiler 6.0
In the WinAPI file DDT.INC, %CBN_SELENDCANCEL is incorrectly defined. Please change it to:
%CBN_SELENDCANCEL = 10Comment
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PowerBASIC Console Compiler 6.00
The StringBuilderA.Insert Method can produce an incorrect result with certain data and index positions. It will be corrected in version 6.04.
The StringBuilderW.Insert Method functions correctly.Comment
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PowerBASIC Console Compiler 6.00
The IPowerTime interface cannot be inherited accurately. This will be corrected in the free update to version 6.04.Comment
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PowerBASIC Console Compiler 6.00
The XPRINT SET CLIP statement can fail if it is not preceded by an XPRINT statement. This will be corrected in the update to 6.04.
A workaround is to insert XPRINT " " before the XPRINT SET CLIP.Comment
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