brian wheeler wrote: > > Its not backwards, it does the right thing.
Okay, I believe you now :) I was thinking that the insert was done at the beginning of the -file-, not the insertion point of the file. If you haven't committed, feel free to do so. I shouldn't have stuck my nose in :) > The "at the beginning" part > is correct since the source is treated like a queue, and the first item > is shifted off. When an .include is found, the file is inserted at the > beginning of the queue, since all of the code prior to the .include have > been removed (shifted) off. > > So this (also contrived) example works as expected: > > test.pasm > -------------------------------------- > print "yo!\n" > .include "foo.pasm" > .include "foo2.pasm" > print "you are here\n" > end > -------------------------------------- > > foo.pasm > -------------------------------------- > print "hello " > -------------------------------------- > > foo2.pasm > -------------------------------------- > print "world\n" > -------------------------------------- > > Does that make more sense? > > Brian > > > -- > > Jeff <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
