Moe,
You may want to look at this following site as I use it whenever I don't
have my Basic/V Pocket guide handy. It's Wirt's site and I find it most
useful for ALL things BASIC. (It has not only every manual you could want
concerning BASIC, it also has the instructions on how to obtain the BASIC
interpreter and compiler for free).
You don't mention how many times you may need to do this but you may want
to take a look at using the LIST command and redirecting it to a flat file
followed up with a calc finfo to determine the EOF. I mention the frequency
only because with a little command file help this could be automated.
Thanks Wirt for maintaining your website. Oops, I spoke to soon. The links
to at least some of the manuals appears to need fixing ;-(
http://www.aics-research.com/basic/index.html
BAXTER: basic
HP32101B.00.26(4WD) BASIC (C)HEWLETT-PACKARD CO 1979
>exit
END OF SUBSYSTEM
BAXTER: build bout;rec=-80,,f,ascii;disc=200
BAXTER: listf bout,2
ACCOUNT= BAXTER GROUP= PUB
FILENAME CODE ------------LOGICAL RECORD----------- ----SPACE----
SIZE TYP EOF LIMIT R/B SECTORS #X MX
BOUT 80B FA 0 200 3 0 0 *
BAXTER: basic
HP32101B.00.26(4WD) BASIC (C)HEWLETT-PACKARD CO 1979
>get btimes.source
>list,out=bout
>exit
END OF SUBSYSTEM
BAXTER: print bout;num;page=0
1) BTIMES
2) 10 REM *****************************************************
3) 20 REM *** CONVERT DAT$ STRING TO 6 DIGIT REPRESENTATION ***
4) 30 REM *** FOR CHECKOUT AND IN DATE STAMP ***
5) 40 REM *****************************************************
6) 50 DIM K1$[2],K2$[2],K3$[2],R4$[8]
7) 60 Y$="0"
8) 70 IF DAT$(6,8)="JAN" THEN K2$="01"
9) 80 IF DAT$(6,8)="FEB" THEN K2$="02"
10) 90 IF DAT$(6,8)="MAR" THEN K2$="03"
11) 100 IF DAT$(6,8)="APR" THEN K2$="04"
12) 110 IF DAT$(6,8)="MAY" THEN K2$="05"
13) 120 IF DAT$(6,8)="JUN" THEN K2$="06"
14) 130 IF DAT$(6,8)="JUL" THEN K2$="07"
15) 140 IF DAT$(6,8)="AUG" THEN K2$="08"
16) 150 IF DAT$(6,8)="SEP" THEN K2$="09"
17) 160 IF DAT$(6,8)="OCT" THEN K2$="10"
18) 170 IF DAT$(6,8)="NOV" THEN K2$="11"
19) 180 IF DAT$(6,8)="DEC" THEN K2$="12"
20) 190 K1$=DAT$(10,11)
21) 200 K3$=DAT$(16,17)
22) 210 IF K1$[1,1]=" " THEN K1$=Y$+K1$[2,2]
23) 220 R4$=K2$+"/"+K1$+"/"+K3$
24) 230 PRINT TAB(7);R4$
BAXTER:calc finfo("bout",19)
24, $18, %30
BAXTER:
PS. there is a way to suppress the name of the file (line 1), but I can't
recall how to due that.
Regards,
Reid E. Baxter
Moe Roshannai
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Hi everyone,
I wonder; what is the fastest way to determine the number of lines of code
in a Basic/V segment. Are there any tools?
Thanks,
Moe Roshannai
Triosoft, Inc.
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