MacBS2 = what I'm doing wrong.
Milevithius
Posts: 4
in BASIC Stamp
Hi everyone,
9 years ago I started an adventure with my Boe-Bot. Then, I became a father and bla, bla, bla... the boe-bot got missed in my cave.
Today I unpacked everything again and started to revive my bot. I updated the MacBS2 software and SerialtoUSB drivers and managed to load some old code into it. Everything worked smooth; the boe-bot got back and alive. I then started to code a new file:
'{$STAMP BS2}
'{$PBASIC 2.5}
DEBUG “Hello, I’m back”
END
And did not succeeded in having the MacBS2 uploading it into the bot. The program high lights in red - Hello - stating that it is an undefined symbol.
What I'm doing wrong? (I still have a professional development board to play with....)
Cheers
9 years ago I started an adventure with my Boe-Bot. Then, I became a father and bla, bla, bla... the boe-bot got missed in my cave.
Today I unpacked everything again and started to revive my bot. I updated the MacBS2 software and SerialtoUSB drivers and managed to load some old code into it. Everything worked smooth; the boe-bot got back and alive. I then started to code a new file:
'{$STAMP BS2}
'{$PBASIC 2.5}
DEBUG “Hello, I’m back”
END
And did not succeeded in having the MacBS2 uploading it into the bot. The program high lights in red - Hello - stating that it is an undefined symbol.
What I'm doing wrong? (I still have a professional development board to play with....)
Cheers
Comments
Your Mac is using a feature called "Smart Quotes and Dashes", which changes the input of a quoted string to include the "curly quotes", which MacBS2 does not recognize.
Check this webpage out for a remedy:
iclarified.com/38772/how-to-disable-curly-quotes-in-mac-os-x-mavericks
dgately
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