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Forum Index : Microcontroller and PC projects : Maximite color: found a bug

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Juri74

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Joined: 06/02/2012
Location: Italy
Posts: 162
Posted: 02:19am 11 Feb 2013
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hello, i found a little bug..
try this:
DIM A$(1000)
maximite reply with NOT ENOUGH MEMORY

but i was wrong, i mean A$(100)
so try DIM A$(100)
maximite reply with CANNOT RE DIMENSION ARRAY

oh! so the array exist!?!?
try PRINT A$(1)

MAXIMITE REBOOT (sometimes maximite will not reboot and remain crashed with black screen)


 
MicroBlocks

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Joined: 12/05/2012
Location: Thailand
Posts: 2209
Posted: 05:30am 11 Feb 2013
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I use one of these very close to my computers:


Since then a lot less bugs.






Edited by TZAdvantage 2013-02-12
Microblocks. Build with logic.
 
Juri74

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Posted: 01:16am 12 Feb 2013
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OPTION BASE 1
DIM A(1,2,3)

ERROR: INVALID ARRAY DIMENSION


why?
 
Geoffg

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Posted: 04:32am 12 Feb 2013
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  Juri74 said  
OPTION BASE 1
DIM A(1,2,3)

ERROR: INVALID ARRAY DIMENSION


why?


The first element of the array has a zero dimension.

It is the same as:
OPTION BASE 0
DIM A(0)


The array has zero elements. Which is illegal.
Geoff Graham - http://geoffg.net
 
Juri74

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Posted: 05:31am 12 Feb 2013
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ok.. understood
 
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