SASM CASE statement; File list panel
Fredo
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Hi Folks... I'm baack.
SASM contained in Parallax's v2.01, 3.0 & 3.1 considers the included code snippet in error. Parallax'z assembler is happy with it. The error is #2 duplicate label. What do you suggest?[noparse][[/noparse]code]
In v3.1 SASM I pushed the file list panel off to the left for a larger code window. How do I get it back?
Fred Ornellas
SASM contained in Parallax's v2.01, 3.0 & 3.1 considers the included code snippet in error. Parallax'z assembler is happy with it. The error is #2 duplicate label. What do you suggest?[noparse][[/noparse]code]
In v3.1 SASM I pushed the file list panel off to the left for a larger code window. How do I get it back?
Fred Ornellas
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Directive········· Description·························· Syntax
CASE·············· No effect (SXKey compatibility)··············· CASE
NOCASE········ No effect (SXKey compatibility)··············· NOCASE
SASM does not support the CASE...NOCASE directives. SASM should be case sensitive (for symbols and labels)·by default (using the command line option /I turns off case sensitivity). If that doesn't seem to be the case (haha) then use different labels such as _UA and _la.
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To get the file list panel back, just move your mouse over to the far left edge and look for the cursor to change into a set of vertical lines with arrows left and right. This is the "I can move the file list panel width" cursor. When you see the change, left click down and drag to the right. You should be able to pull the panel out. If this doesn't work for you, close the IDE, and then open RegEdit and go to:
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\ParallaxInc\SX-Key\2.0\FileListWidth
Change the value to something like 80 and then restart the IDE. You can then manually adjust the width to whatever you like.
Thanks, PeterM
I re-wrote my labels and for reasons unknown, the panel returned yesterday. I tried the "I can move the file list panel width" cursor unsuccessfully before posting my original 'whine'. I'll keep the registry entry in mind.
Fred Ornellas