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VS Code tools for NextBASIC
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BANK %27 DPOKE %y<<1,%BANK 27 DPEEK (319-n<<1) #61

Closed NealeTools closed 5 months ago

NealeTools commented 6 months ago

v1.11.7 BANK %27 DPOKE %y<<1,%BANK 27 DPEEK (319-n<<1) Also encodes incorrectly (but fine once re-entered in ZXOS 2.08).

(Error seems to be caused by the "%" after the comma (but this is essential because the whole part is an integer expression.)

NealeTools commented 5 months ago

Hi Remy, Just wondering if these issues are still on your radar for a fix? Thanks!

remy commented 5 months ago

On my radar, just need to carve the time.

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remy commented 5 months ago

Just for me, it's this part that's bad: %BANK 27 DPEEK (319-n<<1) - the statement is an integer expression, but once in the parens, the number is treated as literal (instead of int) - which causes the parse error.

remy commented 5 months ago

vscode extension 1.11.8 has all these fixes. Very wary I've refactored the int logic, but there's over 200 tests, so I'm hoping there's on regressions.

NealeTools commented 5 months ago

Thanks. Testing...