Hi all, I know QDOS saves SuperBASIC as plain text, and re-parses and tokenises it on the fly when you load a program. Is there any functionality or method to save and load tokenised SuperBASIC? I saved a tokenised program and it was 1/3rd the size and therefore loads much more quickly.
Is there anything to be done with this? I found it interesting that even saved tokenised, the original EVERYTHING can be reconstructed by QDOS, down to spacing... It's not lossy. Also, I remember having a toolkit or RESPR that allowed me to edit SuperBASIC without line numbers. Can anyone point me towards it now as I do not remember at all what it was called. I could use the extra screen real-estate, since I am editing what may well end up being a 32,000 line SuperBASIC program. Dave _______________________________________________ QL-Users Mailing List http://www.q-v-d.demon.co.uk/smsqe.htm
