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Merry Christmas!

Yes, I'm doing this even on Christmas Eve. "The Polar Express" starts in 15 minutes. Smile

To the subject:

In the SCC compiler, is there any limit to the size of char ...

Bingo! Works great now! Thank you again, Paul!

I set up an edit box with a buffer called asmfilebuf. I had previously defined that buffer as a global variable with a "char asmfilebufasmfilebuf.

The sequence is:
1.) I start the program, w ...

strncpy takes the FIRST characters found in a string, not characters from somewhere in the middle of the string, correct?

Bingo, thank you Paul!

I managed to trip over the time function and timediff functions, and gotten them to work. They produce the time and date, down to the nearest integer second.

I'm hoping to find something that prod ...

If I have a string in a variable cline, whose value is "Now is the time for all good men", is there a way I can assign characters 7 thru 18 into another string variable, so the new (shorter) ...

Now I just need to figure out a way to place this window where I want on the screen.

The drawstatwin function puts up a window, that has the Edit Box in it. But I was surprised to find that the %ap ...

(oops, duplicate post, sorry)

Works great now! Thank you, Paul and Eddie, for catching one of my sillier stupidities.

Strange how I didn't get a compile-time error for misspelling it. Perhaps there actually is another function ...

Thank you, Paul. I downloaded the driver, and the HELP file now works fine.

And, strcat works as advertised. Looks like I don't have to worry about inserting or deleting \0 characters.

But for s ...

I am putting together a "Status Window" that will be used by a C program as it runs, compiled on the SCC compiler. (I did sometimg similar a year or two ago using Ftn95). It is opened at the ...

But why it doesn't print out "Function writstat has been entered" with the carriage-returns?

It's simply because you never call the function writstat in your code, you are missing () af ...

I drew a simple function, intended to print out a single line (with several carriage-returns). But for some reason it doesn't.

First the main program should print out a carriage return followed by ...

Paul this example works! Thank you - it is invaluable.

Time for a few dumb questions:

1.) The first three "int" statements (and the stuff that comes after them in curly braces) define ...