waiting news I’m developing a nice software and I fall in “;” trouble….
using this code afterdown I get “Ok” at 13 rows and “hello” at the first rows… why ???
if “;” must attach characters in following sequence starting from the last text position why this trouble?

here weebasic code
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dim letter$(5)
let letter$(1)=”h”
let letter$(2)=”e”
let letter$(3)=”l”
let letter$(4)=”l”
let letter$(5)=”o”

rem let’s test ‘;’ with print *
let e = 0
print 1 at 0,13 “ok”;
gosub getkey:

for e=1 to 5
print 1 letter$(e);
next
gosub getkey:
end

rem wait for a key to be pressed *
sub getkey:
let k=0
while k=0
let k=key()
wend
return
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Just another question…
How many characters can I put in a weebasic_string?
… using DIM striga$(N) N max is 30?
… and then in Weebasic charset isn’t printable characters with accent…. Must I convert in 2 characters? (ie à become a’)

bye bye
and thank’s for spending your time

Just as thought.

Thanks again,

Jim

Thank you in advance for all your efforts.

Jim

If you can provide the earlier requests, would I be pushing things a bit too hard if I were to also request the ability to define and control an array, probably only two dimensional with ability to control the index under program control?

Thanks once again for your consideration,

Jim

Yes but perhaps also to allow me to further ask if I want to run that same particular called program once again or to run a different saved program…. all from the initial program.

Thank you for your consideration of such an addition to what appears to be a great calculator.

Thanks again,

Jim