Am 10.10.2013 um 12:02 schrieb George Gwilt: >> Marcel, Norman, >> >> I looked at both (the manual and the code), could see the mention of 'close' >> in the manual, but not in the code. The original channel is not "really" >> closed - It's channel ID in the SuperBASIC channel table is simply >> overwritten. >> >> The TK2 Manual makes also interesting reading regarding the "Special Jobs" >> paragraph that have a second $4afb in their header that is actually used to >> flag to the OS that this job got its own command line parsing routine that >> will be called within a SuperBASIC context - That is, you can apparently use >> Basic variables in command lines. >> >> Tobias >> > > The assembler routine, ending with RTS, following the second $4AFB is obeyed > before the program is started. An example of that is in the source code for > SMSQ/E in the file extras_exe_source_cct_asm. > > If you start such a program with ET instead of EX, the special routine will > be obeyed straight away. >
does anyone write his programs like that? I'm not completely sure why you would want to parse your command line in a SB context - Or what exactly would be the intention of those "Special Programs", as TT calls them? I've never used that mechanism. Maybe I should try ;) Tobias _______________________________________________ QL-Users Mailing List http://www.q-v-d.demon.co.uk/smsqe.htm
