Defining constants with CONST Constant as UByte=0 is not the ideal way, because they can be easy mistaken for variables, and can interfer with variables. So my proposal is to change it to similar way, PureBasic does:
#Constant as UByte=0, and all constants are marked with "#" sign in the front. In PureBasic it is a little different, as the constant and variable types are defined this way: #constant.ub=0 (ub=short for unsigned byte, has to be defined only one time).
apart from this I propose to include build-in constants with ROM Labels and System variables:
#KSTATE=23552, #LASTK=23560, #REPDEL=23561, #REPPER=23562, ...
#start=$0, #error_1=$8, #print_a_1=$10, #get_char=$18
#test_char=$1C, #next_char=$20, #fp_calc=$28, #bc_spaces=$30, ...
Also constants for some other usages:
#False=0, #True=1, #Zero=0
#Black=0, #Blue=1, #Red=2, #Magenta=3,...

Is this a good idea???

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Hola, he estado haciendo un programita con tu lenguaje, que me parece de lo mas interesante, y he dado con un par de bugs. Lo he posteado primero en speccy.org porque aun no conocia este foro, miralo alli por favor:

http://www.speccy.org/foro/viewtopic.php...375#p15541

Gracias

Hola, boriel.

¿Hay en zx basic instrucciones o funciones para trabajar a nivel de bit? Las necesito, por ejemplo, para leer el teclado con IN.

Gracias.

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