On 11 Oct 2009, at 22:17, Martyn Hill wrote:
Could anyone say whether the behaviour that I'm seeing when using
MRUN in a running SBASIC prog is expected?
As part of my initial SB boot prog, I include an MRUN statement that
successfully merges some useful SB definitions (only).
I expect
On 11 Oct 2009, at 22:24, Martyn Hill wrote:
While I'm at it, I was also wondering whether anyone knew if QPC can
be made to save the QL environment before closing so that one could
start-up where one left off?
I know QPC copes well if I place my laptop to sleep, but it would be
On 11 Oct 2009, at 22:30, Gerhard Plavec wrote:
Yo :)
then it's some sort of miracle. Usually I do know what my code can
do and what not.
The generally used name for this sort of miracle would be bug :))
Usually more code a programmer is generating, more miracles can be
discovered...
In
Yo :)
then it's some sort of miracle. Usually I do know what my code can
do and what not.
The generally used name for this sort of miracle would be bug :))
Usually more code a programmer is generating, more miracles can be
discovered...
In very rare cases a bug can be used as a feature -
Hi Martyn,
Could your problem have to do with line numbers?
Per
Message Received: Oct 11 2009, 10:17 PM
From: Martyn Hill martyn.joseph.h...@googlemail.com
To: ql-users@lists.q-v-d.com
Cc:
Subject: [Ql-Users] Question regarding the expected
Thanks to Derek who shared his capture with ql-users I've just seen the
movie this morning. Yes, it's amusing. Even there are errors but no big harm
to the whole story. It's well done, especially as it's a drama and not a
documentary.
A guy of the production team contacted me this January asking
Neil Riley wrote:
I recorded the program! One strange thing, it showed a TV
advert, Clive Sinclair was leaping over other computers of
the time and it briefly showed the QL and a price of £645 or
thereabouts, Screen included perhaps!
It's £698 not £645.
This was the RRP for the QL computer
I really enjoyed the movie!
And I like the fact, that an Austrian (Hermann Hauser) played a big
role in British computer industry;-)
Greetings from Vienna/Austria,
Anton
Am 12.10.2009 um 15:10 schrieb Urs Koenig (QL):
Neil Riley wrote:
I recorded the program! One strange thing, it showed
You are right...;-). That's a lonely bug...
Cheers...Ralf
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From: Gerhard Plavec
Often it's a real miracle when the written code does what the programmer
wanted... but may be that's onely a bug :)
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Can anyone please confirm that both QPC2 and q-emulator will work with a
USB floppy disk drive - I am looking to upgrade my PC, but most of them
don't have built in floppy disk drives any more :-(
Rich
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Rich,
Yes, they both work. QPC2 treats the drive as a native QDOS floppy
right away. With Q-emuLator you have to mount it as a QDOS floppy on
one of the MDV slots, but it works.
Regards,
Adrian
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On Monday, October 12, 2009, 6:54:33 PM, you wrote:
RM Can anyone please confirm that both
fyi. I'm running both emulators under Vista on a Sony VAIO laptop with
no onboard floppy drive, so USB is the only option.
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On Monday, October 12, 2009, 7:04:03 PM, I wrote:
ADI Rich,
ADI Yes, they both work. QPC2 treats the drive as a native QDOS floppy
ADI right away. With Q-emuLator you
I can confirm that it works too. If you plug in two USB floppy disks,
the first becomes A: and the second B: ... quite the way it should be.
I wonder what happens if you plug in a third one :-)))
Jochen
Adrian D. Ives wrote:
fyi. I'm running both emulators under Vista on a Sony VAIO laptop
Adrian D. Ives wrote:
But, actually, it's a good question. If Windows did mount a third USB
floppy as, say, F: would QPC mount it as FLP3_?
No, QPC supports only 2 FLP drives.
Marcel
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Martyn Hill wrote:
I guess I am missing some understanding of the way PE windows work -
what I would like to achieve is to treat the job 0 windows in the same
way as any other job and have them hidden by the QDT desktop whenever
QDT is brought to the top, just as one might click 'Show
Martyn Hill wrote:
While I'm at it, I was also wondering whether anyone knew if QPC can be
made to save the QL environment before closing so that one could
start-up where one left off?
That was always something I wanted to have, but it's actually very
difficult to do properly so I've never
Derek Stewart wrote:
Here is the ADrive.com link for the Micromen file.
Thanks a bunch for that, interesting movie. If one can believe it, Sir
Clive was basically a giant dick.
Marcel
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In message 4ad24b63.5030...@googlemail.com, Martyn Hill
martyn.joseph.h...@googlemail.com writes
Hi Martyn.
I know that LRUN works fine, in Boot links, as I use it successfully to
chain a number of smaller Boot files; rather than one long one. As well
as making choices to go to differing
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