hello
SuperBasic is asleep (as a button)
now when executing a BASIC program in QPAC2 Files through FI2
it results in "invalid job"
is there a way to wake basic first ?
Greetings from Switzerland
Markus
QDOS PE FileInfo II
Re: QDOS PE FileInfo II
This greatly depends on the language version of QPAC2 that you have installed (The sleeping jobs have different names in both versions).desin wrote:hello
SuperBasic is asleep (as a button)
now when executing a BASIC program in QPAC2 Files through FI2
it results in "invalid job"
is there a way to wake basic first ?
Greetings from Switzerland
Markus
Assumed you have the German files installed, you need to execute Menuconfig (not FI2Config) on the FileInfo2 executable to tell FI2 that's the case.
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Re: QDOS PE FileInfo II
not so easy ......
Minerva 1.98 defaults to SuperBASIC
SMSQE defaults to System
Markus
Minerva 1.98 defaults to SuperBASIC
SMSQE defaults to System
Markus
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Re: QDOS PE FileInfo II
Hi,
Since you are using Minerva, why use multibasic.
To launch from Superbasic interpreter, I use
EX pipep:;"program_bas>"
which sends the Superbasic program to a ready only pipe, which loads a Multibasic interpreter, only channel #0 open, so all channels 1-2 have to opened explicitly.
Fileinfo2 can be configured to execute bas files to use pipep or the multib_exe file.
Since you are using Minerva, why use multibasic.
To launch from Superbasic interpreter, I use
EX pipep:;"program_bas>"
which sends the Superbasic program to a ready only pipe, which loads a Multibasic interpreter, only channel #0 open, so all channels 1-2 have to opened explicitly.
Fileinfo2 can be configured to execute bas files to use pipep or the multib_exe file.
Regards,
Derek
Derek