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Re-add line-oriented programming #155

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jmmv opened this issue Dec 25, 2021 · 0 comments
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Re-add line-oriented programming #155

jmmv opened this issue Dec 25, 2021 · 0 comments
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jmmv commented Dec 25, 2021

Earlier versions of EndBASIC had line numbers for the program contents and they came with RENUM and AUTO. When I added the full-screen editor, I removed those because the editor obsoleted them and the program lines didn't have any meaning. But... I find the lack of line numbers to be a deficiency for the kind of experience I want EndBASIC to offer.

So. We need to put line numbers back. But they must play well with the editor too, which must stay.

Shouldn't be too hard... unless we add line-based GOTOs, which we should have too, because then RENUM must understand them...
@jmmv jmmv added this to the 0.9 milestone Dec 25, 2021
@jmmv jmmv added the enhancement New feature or request label Dec 25, 2021
jmmv added a commit that referenced this issue Nov 20, 2022
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Support explicitly-assigned line numbers
1f46ed6 
This adds support for specifying line numbers at the beginning of a
statement and treats them as if they were labels, much like what
QuickBASIC does.  This makes it possible to finally type the traditional
10 GOTO 10 program.

This partially addresses #155, but given that I am not yet decided on
whether to re-add proper line numbers, I'm not closing this bug just
yet.
jmmv added a commit that referenced this issue Nov 20, 2022
@jmmv
Support explicitly-assigned line numbers
e70609c 
This adds support for specifying line numbers at the beginning of a
statement and treats them as if they were labels, much like what
QuickBASIC does.  This makes it possible to finally type the traditional
10 GOTO 10 program.

This partially addresses #155, but given that I am not yet decided on
whether to re-add proper line numbers, I'm not closing this bug just
yet.
jmmv added a commit that referenced this issue Nov 20, 2022
@jmmv
Support explicitly-assigned line numbers
79f3b10 
This adds support for specifying line numbers at the beginning of a
statement and treats them as if they were labels, much like what
QuickBASIC does.  This makes it possible to finally type the traditional
10 GOTO 10 program.

This partially addresses #155, but given that I am not yet decided on
whether to re-add proper line numbers, I'm not closing this bug just
yet.
@jmmv jmmv removed this from the 0.9 milestone Jan 5, 2023
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