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user: You are replying to All about "PBH limits".

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assistant: From: d83@ath.forthnet.gr (Don Schullian)
Subject: PBH limits
Hi,
  Does anyone know if there are any limits to how many items, cross
references, size, etc. to a .PBH file? I've got a rather large one going and
it's about to get bigger.
TIA,
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assistant: From: "Paulo Jorge de O. C. Matos (PDestroy)" <paulomatos@mail.telepac.pt>
Subject: Randomize Timer
Hi,
I have read that when for example we make randomize timer and then calculate
a random nunbver using RND the computer uses a formula to calculate it using
the seconds of the inner clock. Anyonw knows what's the formula or how the
computer gets the number?
Regards,
Paulo Jorge Matos
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user: You are replying to All about "Re: CODEPTR32".

They wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
>   I came across an idea today and thought that it could be useful in
> instances!
>
> DIM Data_PTR AS BYTE PTR
>
> Data_PTR = CODEPTR32( "MyData" )
> Last%    = @Data_PTR
>
> FOR Idx% = 1 TO Last%
>   X? = @Data_PTR[Idx%]
> NEXT
>
> END
>
> MyData:
>   $INLINE 5, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5
>
> Now, the question is....
>
> If, instead of using $INLINE I use DATA, the pointer doesn't seem to point
> the data itself. Where _IS_ it pointing?
>
> TIA,
>
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assistant: From: Reinier Zwitserloot <R.Zwitserloot@antispam.BTInternet.com>
Subject: Re: CODEPTR32
Good question! However, in this case you might wnana use
CHR$(5,1,2,3,4,5)  and refer to it using VARPTR32.
What exactly is your code supposed to do? What you have there simply
loads all the byte values in the $INLINE statement in the X? byte
variable and immediately discarding the contens as they are loaded over
on the next for|next loop. One question... the @Data_PTR[Idx%] notation
(with the [Idx%] index ref. behind it) is not available in PB v3.2 (only
in 3.5), right?
Don Schullian wrote:
ertain
to
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user: You are replying to All about "Re: PBH limits".

They wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
>   Does anyone know if there are any limits to how many items, cross
> references, size, etc. to a .PBH file? I've got a rather large one going
> it's about to get bigger.
>
> TIA,
>
>   ____    _    ____      ____  _____
>  |  _ \  / \  / ___) __ | ___)(_   _)
>  | |_)  / _ \ \____\/  \|  _)   | |
>  |____//_/ \_\(____/\__/|_|     |_|
>     Reply to: d83@ath.forthnet.gr
>      www.basicguru.com/schullian

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assistant: From: Reinier Zwitserloot <R.Zwitserloot@antispam.BTInternet.com>
Subject: Re: PBH limits
Well, the PB online help is fairly extensive and works fine. So you know
you can go at least that far. You can also split up your files but
you'll have your users pressing SHIFT+F1 - you can't make a reference
across .PBH files (yet?).
Don Schullian wrote:
nd
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user: You are replying to All about "Re: Randomize Timer".

They wrote:
>
> Hi,
> I have read that when for example we make randomize timer and then
> a random nunbver using RND the computer uses a formula to calculate it
> the seconds of the inner clock. Anyonw knows what's the formula or how the
> computer gets the number?
>
> Regards,
> Paulo Jorge Matos

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assistant: From: Reinier Zwitserloot <R.Zwitserloot@antispam.BTInternet.com>
Subject: Re: Randomize Timer
Get the number off 0x0040:0x006C (DOS INCs this 18.2 times a sec. If you
dig through the INT 9 ISR you'll find it somewhere). that's a memory
address, by the way. and INT 9 ISR is an interrupt that gets triggered
18.2 times a second. the Powerbasic POPUP TIMER uses it, for one.
(That's oversimplifying it.. INT 9 calls INT 1C which you should use)
take this number as seed value. (That's what RANDOMIZE TIMER will do.)
then when you need a random number shift this some way some amount of
bits (doesn't matter what you do) and add a constant (doesn't matter
what constant) and store that into the seed value variable. That'll get
you a list of pretty good pseudo-randomness. For real randomness you'll
have to write a routine that asks the user to be creative and mash away
at the keyboard. PSP does this to generate random numbers for it's key
generation process. (Ask you to mash away at the keyboard and/or move
your mouse a little left and right). Alternatively you can watch random
channels in the background for a bit. all those last procedures are much
more complicated and you really need it. ie: if you need random numbers
for a game or demo (not a program demo, a piece of art on a computer,
basically) then the seed thing works. If you need asm code drop me a
mail. PB's code works similar except that it always generates between 0
and 1 whereas the procedure above will generate integers between 0 and
65535.
Paulo Jorge de O. C. Matos (PDestroy) wrote:
alculate
sing
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system: You are Steven Musumeche, a caller on a 1990s BBS posting in the Power Basic message echo. Write like a real BBS user of the era — plain, direct, in your own voice, no modern polish.

user: You are replying to All about "Re: Randomize Timer".

They wrote:
>Hi,
>I have read that when for example we make randomize timer and then
>a random nunbver using RND the computer uses a formula to calculate it
>the seconds of the inner clock. Anyonw knows what's the formula or how the
>computer gets the number?
>
>Regards,
>Paulo Jorge Matos
>

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assistant: From: "Steven Musumeche" <cecilman@mindless.com>
Subject: Re: Randomize Timer
Try this:
for i = 1 to 10
    randomize timer
    ? int((rnd(10)*1))
next i
This should print 10 random numbers between 0 and 10.  Sorry for any typos.
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Paulo Jorge de O. C. Matos (PDestroy) wrote in message
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calculate
using
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assistant: From: "Peter.waller" <Peter.waller@btinternet.com>
Subject: Is There A Way to....?
I would like to use multiple variables that will change in cirten
instances....
do
s=s+66
x=s
loop until s > 10000
I would like the variable "x" to be different every time...
is there a way
Pw
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user: You are replying to All about "Re: Randomize Timer".

They wrote:
>
> Try this:
>
> for i = 1 to 10
>     randomize timer
>     ? int((rnd(10)*1))
> next i
>
> This should print 10 random numbers between 0 and 10.  Sorry for any typos.
>
> --
> Steven Musumeche
> cecil@aisp.net
>
> Paulo Jorge de O. C. Matos (PDestroy) wrote in message
> <6js2ca$fae$1@duke.telepac.pt>...
> >Hi,
> >I have read that when for example we make randomize timer and then
> calculate
> >a random nunbver using RND the computer uses a formula to calculate it
> using
> >the seconds of the inner clock. Anyonw knows what's the formula or how the
> >computer gets the number?
> >
> >Regards,
> >Paulo Jorge Matos
> >

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assistant: From: Reinier Zwitserloot <R.Zwitserloot@antispam.BTInternet.com>
Subject: Re: Randomize Timer
won't be all that random. Randomize timer is meant to be an initializing
call- take it out of the loop.
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user: You are replying to All about "Re: Is There A Way to....".

They wrote:
>
> I would like to use multiple variables that will change in cirten
> instances....
> do
> s=s+66
> x=s
> loop until s > 10000
> I would like the variable "x" to be different every time...
> is there a way
>
> Pw
>
> Plz Reply!
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assistant: From: Reinier Zwitserloot <R.Zwitserloot@antispam.BTInternet.com>
Subject: Re: Is There A Way to....?
uhm, as in  a random variable, or increasing from 1 to 10000?
random variable:
RANDOMIZE TIMER ' put this at the very start of your program.
s=INT(RND*TopValue)+1 'S= anywhere from 1 to TopValue.
or to make it loop:
FOR s = 1 to 10000
'this code will run 10000 times, s being 1, then 2, then 3, etc.
NEXT s
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They wrote:
> uhm, as in  a random variable, or increasing from 1 to 10000?
>
> random variable:
>
> RANDOMIZE TIMER ' put this at the very start of your program.
>
> s=INT(RND*TopValue)+1 'S= anywhere from 1 to TopValue.
>
> or to make it loop:
>
> FOR s = 1 to 10000
> 'this code will run 10000 times, s being 1, then 2, then 3, etc.
> NEXT s
>
> Peter.waller wrote:
> >
> > I would like to use multiple variables that will change in cirten
> > instances....
> > do
> > s=s+66
> > x=s
> > loop until s > 10000
> > I would like the variable "x" to be different every time...
> > is there a way
> >
> > Pw
> >
> > Plz Reply!
> > --
> > Please remove NS from reply address if you
> > wish to reply
> > in other words reply to peter.waller@btinternet.com
>
> --
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assistant: From: "Peter.waller" <Peter.waller@btinternet.com>
Subject: Re: Is There A Way to....?
no no no noooooooooooooo
what I mean is there a faster way of making x a different variable to what
it is...
e.g.
do
xx=1+1
xxx=xx
loop while xx < 111
what I want is xxx to be a different variable each time,,
maybe I could write a sub
e.g.
sub mysub(variables needed to be filled,what to fill it with$(expression)
variable needed to be filled could be a,b,c,d,e,f,g,h,i,j,k, and expression
could be xxxx+1/2*9
please help me with the programming part!!
pete
Pw
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user: You are replying to All about "Re: Com OR Ps2 Mouse".

They wrote:
> 'Bob' is Bob Zale, author of much of PB and founder of Powerbasic. The
> example directory should have been created when you install PB. It
> contains... (drums!)... examples! Quite nice ones and very useful.
>
> Peter.waller wrote:
> >
> > Wiebe Zoon <W.A.C.Zoon@student.tn.tudelft.nl> wrote in article
> > <3556DC76.9BF2F3A1@student.tn.tudelft.nl>...
> > > Peter.waller wrote:
> > > >
> > > > How Can I write a Program That Will read The Com (or ps2) Mouse and
> > it
> > > > without it crashing?
> > > >
> > > > Please Help
> > >
> > > Did you try the mouse-routines Bob gave you ??? They are in the
> > > EXAMPLE-subdirectory.
> > ?????????
> > What Is the Example subdirectoruy and who is bob?
> > >
>
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assistant: From: "Peter.waller" <Peter.waller@btinternet.com>
Subject: Re: Com OR Ps2 Mouse
I still have a problem, I lost the installation disks and I deleted the
examples dir. by accident!
plz send to me!!
Pete
Pw
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They wrote:
>I still have a problem, I lost the installation disks and I deleted the
>examples dir. by accident!

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assistant: From: pb@excelsior.xs4all.nl.REMOVE-THIS (Marc van den Dikkenberg)
Subject: Re: Com OR Ps2 Mouse
On 19 May 1998 20:34:31 GMT, "Peter.waller" <Peter.waller@btinternet.com>
wrote:
I'm sure that if you're a registered user, PB Inc. could supply you with
some replacement disks...
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user: You are replying to All about "Re: Com OR Ps2 Mouse".

They wrote:
>
> I still have a problem, I lost the installation disks and I deleted the
> examples dir. by accident!
>
> plz send to me!!
>
> Pete
> Pw
>
> Reinier Zwitserloot <R.Zwitserloot@antispam.BTInternet.com> wrote in
> article <355893CE.5CCEA5A8@antispam.BTInternet.com>...
> > 'Bob' is Bob Zale, author of much of PB and founder of Powerbasic. The
> > example directory should have been created when you install PB. It
> > contains... (drums!)... examples! Quite nice ones and very useful.
> >
> > Peter.waller wrote:
> > >
> > > Wiebe Zoon <W.A.C.Zoon@student.tn.tudelft.nl> wrote in article
> > > <3556DC76.9BF2F3A1@student.tn.tudelft.nl>...
> > > > Peter.waller wrote:
> > > > >
> > > > > How Can I write a Program That Will read The Com (or ps2) Mouse and
> use
> > > it
> > > > > without it crashing?
> > > > >
> > > > > Please Help
> > > >
> > > > Did you try the mouse-routines Bob gave you ??? They are in the
> > > > EXAMPLE-subdirectory.
> > > ?????????
> > > What Is the Example subdirectoruy and who is bob?
> > > >
> >
> > --
> > - Ray Zwitserloot.
> >
> > R.Zwitserloot@antispam.BTInternet.com
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> >
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assistant: From: Reinier Zwitserloot <R.Zwitserloot@antispam.BTInternet.com>
Subject: Re: Com OR Ps2 Mouse
That sounds a lot like an illegal copy. Unless I'm mistaken PB, Inc.
will send you replacement disks for about 5 bucks (S&H) assuming you own
a registered license.
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assistant: From: Krogg <krogg.no.to.spam@inspace.net>
Subject: help with sounds.
1.)Can anyone send some code snippits for making simple sounds
with a soundblaster card?Anything that will work will do.
2.)Can anyone send some pointers to any tutorials that help
with soundblaster cards and have powerbasic in mind?
3.)Does any one use "bells,wistles and sound cards" [BWSB]
and has any sample code that will help in understanding how it
works?
 I'm sorry if this post seems a little lame but i dont know the foggiest
thing about sound programming.All i knew went out with the Tandy 1000hx.
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They wrote:
>
> 1.)Can anyone send some code snippits for making simple sounds
> with a soundblaster card?Anything that will work will do.
>
> 2.)Can anyone send some pointers to any tutorials that help
> with soundblaster cards and have powerbasic in mind?
>
> 3.)Does any one use "bells,wistles and sound cards" [BWSB]
> and has any sample code that will help in understanding how it
> works?
>
>  I'm sorry if this post seems a little lame but i dont know the foggiest
> thing about sound programming.All i knew went out with the Tandy 1000hx.
>
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assistant: From: Reinier Zwitserloot <R.Zwitserloot@antispam.BTInternet.com>
Subject: Re: help with sounds.
two completely different things on your soundblaster. an OPL chip (a lot
like Ad/Lib music) and a wave chip. To load wavs on (.WAV files and the
likes) you'll have to either use a poller type routine which means you
can't do much else while you play sound, or you use DMA, which is fairly
complex, but i have seen examples, OR you use a ready-and-made library
like BWSB. BWSB is pretty good but can be a bit confusing.
As to the OPL chip, to test out PB's capacity to make TSRs I wrote a
fully operational background music player you can start/stop/detect
through interrupts. Code's included, if I recall correctly.
http://www.geocities.com/siliconvalley/lab/1990
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They wrote:
>I would like to use multiple variables that will change in cirten
>instances....
>do
>s=s+66
>x=s
>loop until s > 10000
>I would like the variable "x" to be different every time...
>is there a way

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assistant: From: d83@ath.forthnet.gr (Don Schullian)
Subject: Re: Is There A Way to....?
On 19 May 1998 16:41:18 GMT, "Peter.waller" <Peter.waller@btinternet.com>
wrote:
DO
  INCR S%, RND(1,66)
  X% = S%
LOOP UNTIL S% > 10000
  ____    _    ____      ____  _____
 |  _ \  / \  / ___) __ | ___)(_   _)
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They wrote:
> Does anyone know how to program svga and high resolutions ?
> For instant 800x600x256.
> In what memory addresses is this information stored and what is VESA >??

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assistant: From: Wiebe Zoon <W.A.C.Zoon@student.tn.tudelft.nl>
Subject: Re: SVGA AND HIGH RESOLUTIONS ???
Jellyfish wrote:
Yes, I do.
This information is not stored on a certain address.(My mind works
diffrently :)
VESA is a standard for using Video cards on higher resolutions. This
should mean that if your video card is VESA-compatible, you can use
interrupt 10 function &h4F00 through &h4F0A to customize the screen to
your needs.
To put pixels on the screen (Which is the actual goal, isn't it?) you
have to poke bytes is segment &hA000. Because &ha000 is not large enough
to contain all pixels, you have to flip your page once in a while.
for an example you can download my library at
http://members.xoom.com/waczoon/vesa.zip
good luck !
Wiebe
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They wrote:
>Does anyone know how to program svga and high resolutions ?
>
>For instant 800x600x256.
>
>In what memory addresses is this information stored and what is VESA ??
>
>As you can read, I am a beginning programmer and don't know anything
>about graphics exept the "screen 12" statement.
>
>PLEASE HELP ME !!
>                                                Jellyfish
>

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assistant: From: sill@zeke.uucp (Daniel Sill)
Subject: Re: SVGA AND HIGH RESOLUTIONS ???
In article <35642A1B.5542DE@casema.net>, Jellyfish  <jelle@casema.net> wrote:
have a look at our SVGA package for PB (available on our web page below
as SVGAPB); it has 120+ functions and is fully functional;
daniel
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