Robert Newson wrote:
DATE returns the number of seconds [since 01/01/61] for the
/current/
date/time (I suspect it just reads a/the clock);
It can read the clock, but you can also do
PRINT DATE(1996,1,10,12,59,59)
Marcel
I suspect most people don't know about this form of DATE, since
Op Sun, 24 Sep 2006 17:23:14 +0200 schreef Dilwyn Jones
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In terms of platform, the (Super) Gold Card is common to the QL and
Aurora, which blurs the lines a little. In terms of obtaining a
version of SMSQ/E for your system,
When the Aurora came out there was a patch
Bob Spelten scripsit::
Now A Question.
When running SMSQ/E on a QXL in high colour mode, this takes up a lot of
extra memory and is very slow in screen operations. The Aurora suffers
less from this compared to running in mode 4.
Would a QXL mode 256 option give back some memory and
Bob Spelten wrote:
When running SMSQ/E on a QXL in high colour mode, this takes up a lot of
extra memory and is very slow in screen operations. The Aurora suffers
less from this compared to running in mode 4.
Would a QXL mode 256 option give back some memory and speed?
Probably. Actually I
On 24 Sep 2006, at 21:56, Dilwyn Jones wrote:
Shall we ponder how this rumour will work? Start with clock faces
changing from 1-12 to 1-10.
Napoleon tried to make the time go metric. I actually saw an example
of a French clock of the period which had ten hours per day.
It didn't take on
If I want to know whether a floppy disk will take the file I want to
save to it I type STAT. If DATAD$ = flp1_ I can see the total
number of sectors and the number of free sectors. This is useful. It
works with ram1 to ram8, with win1 to win8 and so on. But it does not
give the correct
George Gwilt wrote:
If I want to know whether a floppy disk will take the file I want to
save to it I type STAT. If DATAD$ = flp1_ I can see the total
number of sectors and the number of free sectors. This is useful. It
works with ram1 to ram8, with win1 to win8 and so on. But it does not
Dilwyn Jones wrote:
Robert Newson wrote:
DATE returns the number of seconds [since 01/01/61] for the
/current/
date/time (I suspect it just reads a/the clock);
It can read the clock, but you can also do
PRINT DATE(1996,1,10,12,59,59)
Marcel
I suspect most people don't know about this
On Mon, 25 Sep 2006 20:40:17 +0100, Robert Newson
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Dilwyn Jones wrote:
Robert Newson wrote:
DATE returns the number of seconds [since 01/01/61] for the
/current/
date/time (I suspect it just reads a/the clock);
It can read the clock, but you can also do
PRINT
George Gwilt wrote:
On 24 Sep 2006, at 21:56, Dilwyn Jones wrote:
Shall we ponder how this rumour will work? Start with clock faces
changing from 1-12 to 1-10.
Napoleon tried to make the time go metric. I actually saw an example
of a French clock of the period which had ten hours per
Rich Mellor wrote:
...
It can read the clock, but you can also do
PRINT DATE(1996,1,10,12,59,59)
...
I suspect most people don't know about this form of DATE, since the QL
manual (Concepts - Date) does not list the 6 parameter version, and
neither does the Jan Jones Superbasic guide.
...
In message [EMAIL PROTECTED], P Witte
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Rich Mellor wites:
So that gives us the following hardware platforms:
Thanks Rich and Per.
This would make an excellent article for either QL Today ( Toady), and
Quanta magazine.
Are you able to write this up, Rich ?
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Op Mon, 25 Sep 2006 18:30:42 +0200 schreef Marcel Kilgus
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stat dos1_
c:\
1486360/149500824 sectors
No idea, looks right to me here. Actually DOS was the reason I had to
alter STAT to deal with large drives. But that was in 2002, i.e. no
recent change.
Strange, my dos1
Robert Newson wrote:
Just tried:
PRINT DATE(1996,1,10,12,59,59)
on my JS [ROMed QL - later than JM] and it comes up with:
bad parameter
/was/ it a Minerva improvement?
So it would appear. From Minerva Technical Guide, section BAS.1:
The date procedures now accept a wider
Bob Spelten wrote:
Thats about 2GB while it should be 4GB free on a 6GB partition.
All my partitions give exactly the same numbers, they all have more than
4GB free.
Also QPAC2 Files reports 2048MB for both free and total numbers.
My QPC2 (3.32/3.12) runs under W98SE.
Hm yes, W98, that's the
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