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I have REM statements looking like this: 10 REM \#235i(0;7;1){\#231i:\#2421}
With 'LIST 10' I get this: 10 REM FOR i(0;7;1){ BORDER i: PAUSE 1}
I did not find any options to make BasinC display REM statements like Speccy does.
Is there any way to get to the ZX representation of REMs, or could an appropriate option be added?
I want to parse this statement, therefore I'd like to go with the 1-byte opcode but have BasinC to keep Speccy's representation of the listing to improve readability.
How it should look like:
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I'm not sure if this is easy to include. Normally basinc would de-tokenize any text unless you specially enter the token code from tokenizer window. An option could be added "paste as text" or "paste as tokens". but an optional renderer would require a major redesign of the editor. But I'll look into it in the future, added it to bottom of the to-do list.
I have REM statements looking like this:
10 REM \#235i(0;7;1){\#231i:\#2421}
With 'LIST 10' I get this:
10 REM FOR i(0;7;1){ BORDER i: PAUSE 1}
I did not find any options to make BasinC display REM statements like Speccy does.
Is there any way to get to the ZX representation of REMs, or could an appropriate option be added?
I want to parse this statement, therefore I'd like to go with the 1-byte opcode but have BasinC to keep Speccy's representation of the listing to improve readability.
How it should look like:

The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: