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STAMP Usage
Ok, I'm curious, who actually uses anything but the BSX file extension?
I'm also asking because I'm writing a stripped-down PBASIC IDE, and I want to know if I should implement the other formats (which I might just for fun). |
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11-08-2003, 22:16
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Yes i use .bsp, .bse, and .bs2 because those are what the PBasic IDE saves them as by default, depending on which stamp i am working with.
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12-08-2003, 02:08
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Personally, whenever I write a PBASIC program, I use the {$STAMP} directive, e.g.
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'{$STAMP BS2sx}
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'{$STAMP BS2p}
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12-08-2003, 08:35
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Ok, well, thank you. I'll probably just use all the formats anyways.
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