If an SSB file contains something like:
PRINT "Hello World"\\
X = 616
...
Then the output assumes the training PRINT separator is a line continuation character, and the result is messy!
1000 PRINT "Hello World"\ X = 616
In this case, no errors when the code is loaded into SuperBASIC, but other examples may cause MISTake lines to be generated. Also, one of the "newline" characters is removed from the PRINT statement.
If an SSB file contains something like:
Then the output assumes the training
PRINTseparator is a line continuation character, and the result is messy!In this case, no errors when the code is loaded into SuperBASIC, but other examples may cause
MISTakelines to be generated. Also, one of the "newline" characters is removed from thePRINTstatement.