issue when cancelling INPUT

[primer]

(09-28-2015 10:23 PM)Helge Gabert Wrote:  With odd characters appearing, you could have a memory corruption issue. You might want to do a hard (paperclip) reset, and reformat.

I already paperclip on real prime. But now I perform test on virtual, I reseted it too. Is it possible that both have memory corruption ?

(09-28-2015 10:23 PM)Helge Gabert Wrote:  because single, upper case, letters are reserved for global reals.

yes I know, it's reserved, but :
First : being reserved does not mean you are not allowed to use it on program without a crash,
Second : I'm not using the reserved variaible because I declared locally a variable. It's a different variable.

Nevertheless, I did perform all tests I could : "LOCAL a" , "EXPORT a", "LOCAL ABC", "EXPORT ABC", also using reserved var (without "LOCAL A")... in every case it fails when cancelled.

(09-28-2015 10:23 PM)Helge Gabert Wrote:  Does this work for you?

no.
I mean, program *does* work, but when you cancel INPUT in this program, it behaves wrongly.

Btw, sorry but I think you misuse the input check in your program, you are not checking user cancellation with your :
INPUT(a);
IF a==0 THEN
You are only checking "does user filled 0 ?", which is not the same... as checking cancellation.
In builtin-help, it's written : "If user press cancel menu key, var is not updated and 0 is returned", did you read it ?


Regards