11-06-2022, 02:46 PM
(This post was last modified: 11-06-2022, 02:48 PM by mnrvovrfc.
Edit Reason: Forgot the syntax with file descriptor
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"INPUT$(1)" maybe it's real useful.
"INPUT$(n)" where n > 1, well, watch out.
And "INPUT$(n, filenum)", I'm not even going to comment on.
That's why this is one of the statements I intensely dislike and never used. Sorry, it sucks. There have been many attempts to ditch "INKEY$" and it cannot even be used in a "serious" game project. Imagine having to use "INPUT$()" for any extensive project? Is it even employed in the BASIC portion of the QB64 source code? Probably for the "Press any key to continue" prompt LOL.
"INPUT$(n)" where n > 1, well, watch out.
And "INPUT$(n, filenum)", I'm not even going to comment on.
That's why this is one of the statements I intensely dislike and never used. Sorry, it sucks. There have been many attempts to ditch "INKEY$" and it cannot even be used in a "serious" game project. Imagine having to use "INPUT$()" for any extensive project? Is it even employed in the BASIC portion of the QB64 source code? Probably for the "Press any key to continue" prompt LOL.