If vga<>0 Then Print "x"
else Print "y"
end if

actually if condition is not met it skips to next line,good
x=2
if x=2 then inc x+1
if x=4 then inc x-1
if x=3 then inc x-1
end if
Edited 2024-11-29 04:11 by stanleyella

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If vga<>0 Then Print "x"
else Print "y"
end if

and you found that syntax in the manual where?

PicoMiteHDMI MMBasic RP2350A Edition V6.00.01RC3

Also, when requesting information about the status of an SD card that is not configured with OPTIONS, an error occurs, although I would expect to receive some information about the status.

Edited 2024-11-29 04:18 by javavi

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Also, when requesting information about the status of an SD card that is not configured with OPTIONS, an error occurs.

Only if you try to execute a function as a command

What is the point you are making in the first part of the post? pinno take a pin number and returns a GP number giving it a gp number makes no sense hence the error

  matherp said  

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What is the point you are making in the first part of the post? pinno take a pin number and returns a GP number giving it a gp number makes no sense hence the error

> ? MM.INFO(pinno 16)
Error : Syntax

Will look
Edited 2024-11-29 04:30 by matherp

  stanleyella said  

x=2
if x=2 then inc x+1
if x=4 then inc x-1
if x=3 then inc x-1
end if

Wrong syntax - each inc is missing a comma

John

Edited 2024-11-29 04:31 by javavi

  javavi said  

PicoMiteHDMI MMBasic RP2350A Edition V6.00.01RC3

> ? MM.Info(pin 16)
Boot Reserved : HDMI
> ? MM.Info(pin GP12)
Boot Reserved : HDMI
> ? MM.INFO(pinno GP12)
Error : Invalid pin

Javavi:
? MM.INFO(PIN 16)  gives pin status
? MM.INFO(PINNO GP0) gives the physical pin number (for a standard Pico board) of GP0 (in this case, 1)

You'll get an error if you use MM.INFO(PINNO GP12) on a HDMI system because GP12 doesn't exist, it's HSTX0 (which you can't use in this command).

  Mixtel90 said  

You'll get an error if you use MM.INFO(PINNO GP12) on a HDMI system because GP12 doesn't exist, it's HSTX0 (which you can't use in this command).

It seems to me somehow wrong to give an error here, let it still return information about the Pico pin number for the requested GPn.
Edited 2024-11-29 04:56 by javavi

RP2040V6.00.01.RC3:

I use "option lcdpanel console 2" on a ssd1963 display. As long as valid commands are entered the font stays at #2. If a syntax error is done, the font switches to #1 and stays as long as the editor is used or "option lcdpanel console 2" is run again.

There is no GP12. It's probably been disconnected from the GPIO matrix. It's really no problem if you know which sort of display you are using, otherwise you could probably trap it with ON ERROR. I wouldn't call it a deal breaker, you'd know not to use the VGA pins as digital IO anyway, wouldn't you?

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?I use "option lcdpanel console 2" on a ssd1963 display. As long as valid commands are entered the font stays at #2. If a syntax error is done, the font switches to #1 and stays as long as the editor is used or "option lcdpanel console 2" is run again.

This is deliberate. The error function has to know that it has a valid font to use so switches to font 1 that can't be overridden. You can switch back just using the font command (font 2)

  Mixtel90 said  

otherwise you could probably trap it with ON ERROR. I wouldn't call it a deal breaker, you'd know not to use the VGA pins as digital IO anyway, wouldn't you?

Yes, it is probably possible. But I don't like that where I expect to receive information I get an error, which I have to accept as information and somehow process. For example:

although the manual says

Edited 2024-11-29 05:11 by javavi

You can't get the status of something that has no wires to it or that has wires but you don't know which pins they are on. :)

I'll fix both but then you need to make sure you don't try and use the pin because that will definitely cause an error

  matherp said  

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This is deliberate. The error function has to know that it has a valid font to use so switches to font 1 that can't be overridden.

I'm using as well the option "default font 2,1". I've seen this behavior for the first time.

Footnote added 2024-11-29 05:25 by dddns
Just checked with v6.00.00RC4 and it stays at font #2 after a command with a syntax error is entered. This is what I'm used to since 5.08

  matherp said  

I'll fix both but then you need to make sure you don't try and use the pin because that will definitely cause an error

I think that other commands for accessing this pin used will in turn return an error, or the program will have to check the access status to the port with which it will work.
For example:

Edited 2024-11-29 05:25 by javavi

any point
vg=1 'vg=<>1 or 0
If vg<>0 Then Print "x"
Print "y"
end if