DW> -> IF NOT LEN(k$) THEN GOTO Again
DW> Hahahahaha!!! That will get you into all kinds of trouble! It will
DW> *not*, as you are obviously expecting, "GOTO Again" only if LEN(k$)
DW> is zero. What it will do is take LEN(k$), do a Boolean NOT - i.e.
Yeah, I didn't think it thru. BOOLEAN can be
tricky. I wrote a line the other day something like
IF variable$(8) "b" AND variable$(12) "b" THEN
It didn't execute properly - I needed OR, not AND.
I once said that if I send out any code more
complicated than
PRINT "Bill White"
I test it. I violated my own rule! *:o)
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