04-10-2024, 07:04 PM
(This post was last modified: 04-10-2024, 07:06 PM by CheshireNoir.)
Hi Oxidewolf,
Just hit "RETURN" after each line, and after any commands you need like "run" or "list". The "break" key is used to break out of a running program.
So I would type the following (with the "enter" key represented by [RETURN]:
10 print "hello world"[RETURN]20 goto 10[RETURN]run[RETURN]
and that should enter and run your example file.
(Edited because sometimes I am an idiot)
Hope this helps!
John
Just hit "RETURN" after each line, and after any commands you need like "run" or "list". The "break" key is used to break out of a running program.
So I would type the following (with the "enter" key represented by [RETURN]:
10 print "hello world"[RETURN]20 goto 10[RETURN]run[RETURN]
and that should enter and run your example file.
(Edited because sometimes I am an idiot)
Hope this helps!
John
John "CheshireNoir" Parker
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