LazerBlazer
LazerBlazer
How do I set the max possible amount of memory with arrays? Doing something like this I get `Out of Memory` errors: ``` Dim a(200,200) ``` setting `_HT_ARRAY_SIZE_DEFAULT` to MID...
Trying out the [unicode example](https://github.com/paladin-t/my_basic/wiki/Using-Unicode) in the Wiki, I get this output on Windows 10: ``` , 5 ```
I thought it would be more consistent to just use `REM` and `ENDREM` as comment blocks instead of '[ and '] which looks more like arrays. The syntax already has...
As demonstrated in the below sample: ```basic class foo var a = 1 def inc() a = a + 1 enddef Endclass class bar(foo) var class = "test" Endclass boo...
Is there a way to modify and use keywords with spaces, like: `END DEF` instead of `ENDDEF` or `END CLASS` instead of `ENDCLASS`
Though the solution provided in the wiki works, but implementing the `Default` part seems to be tedious and the structure looks more like a C/C++ or JS. So I think...
It would be nice to add a float symbol like `#` to distinguish between integer and real/float for clarity, make the source more readable and better track down between these...
Any comparison on how the interpreter fairs with just compiling directly C code? just to have a general idea.
Usually you just add a new jekyll entry under the _posts folder with the correct format which I already did. I did manage to add one, but can't replicate how...
Since there is already a console plugin, this would be something very handy and useful specifically in making a simple build system. I'd recommend NotePad++ NPPExec Plugin as a great...