BBS: Inland Empire Archive Date: 03-23-92 (03:23) Number: 104 From: SCOTT WUNSCH Refer#: 16 To: MICHAEL ORCHEKOWSKI Recvd: NO Subj: Call Absolute() Conf: (2) Quik_Bas
On 21 March 1992, Michael Orchekowski asked All...
MO> Does anyone know why QuickBASIC (and the interpreter) chokes on the CALL
MO> ABSOLUTE () command? It seems every time I try to compile a program with
MO> this command in it, I get a 'sub not found error' (#36 I believe). I
MO> have also heard that there is an $INCLUDE file or .OBJ file that will
MO> allow this to be done. I have the following routine:
First, you must load QB with QB.QLB, which contains the ABSOLUTE routine.
Then, either you must declare it yourself, or $INCLUDE the file QB.BI.
Both files come with QuickBASIC. When compiling, use QB.LIB.
MO> (This is a fast box-drawing routine included with the QBASIC Interpreter
MO> Introductory Kit.)
Interpreter?!
-= Scott \\'unsch =-
... OFFLINE 1.36 * It's not crippled, it's functionally challenged!
--- Maximus 2.00
* Origin: The Green Zone - Regina, Sask, Canada (1:140/23)

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