This is the code for my mathprogram (I didn't intend to release the code, but I am having problems )

The part that needs work is not quite half way through the code.

Also, program math1 is just a subprogram that repeats until left, right, enter, 2ND, or clear is pressed.


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I know this is long, but I can't find where it is messing up. If I take out the part inside the **s, then the program runs correctly and allows me to move between pages. However, when that part is put in, it does not run correctly and generates ERR:SYNTAX at the last end statement. I am having a similar problem with one of my games (the loading screen).

I hope someone knows what is wrong, because I sure don't.

would you mind highlighting the offending code?

Oh, I forgot that *s aren't very noticeable in long code.

The blue part is the offended part. If it is removed, it works fine. If not, it doesn't.

If you want a copy of the actual program, give me your email address and I will send it to you.

Mine is soccerboy1992@gmail.com

This is really wierd...

you have an extra End in there somewhere

Not according to me, or the source coder

I only have 28...

Like I said, I have the same error in another program, where the program is a lot smaller and I actually went through and counted all of the End statements.

Where is the extra End you are seeing?

Oh, and I got on your forum

Send me the program, FLCLlove4@lycos.com. I may now what's wrong but I want to test it for myself.

I emailed you the file and pgrmMATH1.

What is really wierd is that I didn't have that the code works fine without the blue part, but once the blue part is added, it messes up.

Lol, I just realized that I sent it to the wrong address

Also, anyone can use any of my routines in the source code now that I have released it, but please give credit to Penguin Studios. Thanks.

Oh, I think I can find the link to our wonderful website!

BTW, the guy in charge hasn't told me how to edit it yet

http://www.urzun.com/ps/

try maybe having that delvar on one line, and then the next command on the next line and see what happens.

that would do it too.

Right. NEVER put a loop command on the same line as a Delvar.

That's what I'm thinking. BTW you can put a Delvar next to most Repeat commands, but it's safer not to try it.

IT's a TI-OS bug: loops + DelVar makes the loop malfunction. And SC would have told you in you had a loop mismatch (missing End).

I'm 90% sure this is the problem, especially since you have a similar situation but the Delvar and For loop are on seperate lines and works fine.

For the sake of readability, I jammed that code into code tags, but I kept the offending section clear.

W00T!! That did the trick!!

Thanks a lot, I almost always have DelVars before loops, but now I know.

Also, it is kind of strange, but you can try it for yourself, using the "offended" code in a while loop - there aren't any errors, which was what got me.

The change also worked in my other program, so yay!

Any other little things similar to that I should know (besides obvious things like putting DelVarEnd)?

Nope, nothing particular like that.

Doing "0 [sto>] <a-z,theta>" is faster than doing "DelVar <a-z,theta>" when you plan on using that variable, so it would be a good idea to not use the DelVar at all (except for cleanup before exiting, of course )