I would have thought that the following would generate
a string error of some kind when it 'runs off the end.'
But lo! The Eveready Bunny is in the thicket! The error
that the PB IDE finally collapses into is when PRPT% runs
over the top of the integer allowable cap > 32767 of all
things, that's where this collapses!
He just keeps going and going and going ..
Why?
Surely PRPT% isn't Siamese twin variables, no?
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Mike Luther
[email protected]
a string error of some kind when it 'runs off the end.'
Code:
WHILE PRPT% < 80 LNPT$ = "Now is the time for all good men." WHILE MID$(LNPT$, PRPT% + 1, 1) <> " "' Test for star PRPT% = PRPT% + 1 ' Increment cursor ' code snipped here which keeps the result ' below always positioned so it is on screen .. PRINT MID$(LNPT$, PRPT%, 1); ' Reprint what was ther WEND WEND
that the PB IDE finally collapses into is when PRPT% runs
over the top of the integer allowable cap > 32767 of all
things, that's where this collapses!
He just keeps going and going and going ..
Why?
Surely PRPT% isn't Siamese twin variables, no?
------------------
Mike Luther
[email protected]
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