09-25-2017, 09:14 AM
From the entry line, doing the following combines two strings properly.
I decided I wanted to stuff these into a variable and add the second bit manually, except I came up against a small problem.
So obviously STO+ relies on the variable being initialised already. Fair enough, though I haven't found it mentioned explicitly (yet).
Once I created the variable J I tried this:
Why is this? Or do I just have something wrong here? I'm mainly using the AUR at the moment, as I don't have the other two documents (UM/UG) in hard-copy, only in PDF.
(Note): This is related to a program I'll post in another thread.
(Post 96)
Code:
"ABC" "DEF" +
I decided I wanted to stuff these into a variable and add the second bit manually, except I came up against a small problem.
Code:
"ABC" 'J' STO+ @results in the following and an error box:
2: "ABC"
1: 'J'
ErrorBox("STO+ Error", Undefined Name)
So obviously STO+ relies on the variable being initialised already. Fair enough, though I haven't found it mentioned explicitly (yet).
Once I created the variable J I tried this:
Code:
"ABC" 'J' STO+ @results in "ABC"
"DEF" 'J' STO+ @results in "DEFABC"
Why is this? Or do I just have something wrong here? I'm mainly using the AUR at the moment, as I don't have the other two documents (UM/UG) in hard-copy, only in PDF.
(Note): This is related to a program I'll post in another thread.
(Post 96)