* Creating an array alias
* Customising the Browse For Folder dialogue
* Emulating the C assignment function
* Fetching a secure web page
* Incorporating bookmarks in a program
* Interpreter internal variables
* Outputting text with word-wrap
* Passing floating-point values to DLLs
* Preventing the 'downloaded file' warning
* Reading and writing nonstandard values
* Verbose error messages
The BBC BASIC for Windows Programmers' Reference is here:
Richard.
http://www.rtrussell.co.uk/
To reply by email change 'news' to my forename.
I have in my hands a set of small BASIC programs which are intended to
demonstrate that BASIC can be utilized for various small and useful
nontrivial tasks at work: simple numerical analysis, statistical math,
the simulation of some systems, the computation of functions with their
Taylor series.
I have ordered the BBC BASIC from Rakewell but have not yet received it.
If Dr Russell is interested, I could convert these programs into the BBC
BASIC and contribute them, of course giving the full copyright rights to
the receiver.
kind regards, Mr Antti J. Ylikoski (MSc in Computer Science, PhD student)
Helsinki, Finland, Nothern Europe
www: http://www.hut.fi/~ajy