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- 1: CommentAuthorw1k
- CommentTime19 Apr 2010 22:04
i have program
```
10 DIM A$(120)
20 OPEN #3,4,0,"D:file.txt"
30 INPUT #3;A$
40 ? A$
50 CLOSE #3
```
this load only 120 letters? how to do to read a whole text?
- 2: CommentAuthormono
- CommentTime19 Apr 2010 22:04
```
10 DIM A$(1000)
20 OPEN #3,4,0,"D:file.txt"
30 TRAP 70
40 INPUT #3;A$
50 ? A$
60 GOTO 40
70 CLOSE #3
80 TRAP 32768
```
INPUT reads text file line by line, so try to declare A$ with accurate size.
- 3:
  
  CommentAuthorpirx
- CommentTime19 Apr 2010 22:04
loop it

4:

CommentAuthorlarek
CommentTime19 Apr 2010 22:04

10 OPEN #1,4,0,"D:filename.ext"
20 TRAP#ERR:CLS
30 DO
40   GET #1,BYTE:? CHR$(27);CHR$(BYTE);
50 LOOP
60 #ERR
70 CLOSE #1

- 5: CommentAuthorw1k
- CommentTime19 Apr 2010 23:04
mono: your example looks good, but that is to same
pirx: how?
larek: that program view text vertically.. like this

s
a
m
p
l
e

t
e
x
t

:(
- 6:
  
  CommentAuthorlarek
- CommentTime19 Apr 2010 23:04 zmieniony
```
40 .... ;
```
line 40 on the end must be a sign ";"

how the file will be a "RETURN" (155), it will be the same effect.

ps. translated by google ;-)
```
10 OPEN #1,4,0,"D:filename.ext"
20 TRAP#ERR:CLS
30 DO
40   GET #1,BYTE:? CHR$(27);
45   IF BYTE=155:?" ";:ELSE:?CHR$(BYTE);:ENDIF
50 LOOP
60 #ERR
70 CLOSE #1
```
- 7: CommentAuthormono
- CommentTime19 Apr 2010 23:04
@larek: Złapałem wreszcie :D Gościowi chodzi o wczytanie całego pliku naraz (dlatego dał tylko jedno INPUT). Nie da się tego zrobić jakimś BGETem?
- 8:
  
  CommentAuthorlarek
- CommentTime19 Apr 2010 23:04 zmieniony
da się, ale trzeba wtedy liczyć się z tym, że nie wczytamy pliku większego niż dostępna pamięć.

Można tak:
```
10 DIM A$(32767): A=ADR(A$)
20 A$=" ":A$(32767)=A$:A$(2)=A$
30 OPEN #1,4,0,"D:FILENAME.EXT"
40 TRAP #ERR
50 BGET #1,A,32767
60 #ERR : TRAP 40000
70 CLOSE #1
80 ? A$
```
Niestety w tym przypadku instrukcja PRINT A$ daje niezbyt ładne efekty na ekranie (i w głośnikach) jeśli w podglądanym pliku mamy znaki sterujące. Poprzedni program odczytujący każdy bajt osobno i tak też go wyświetlający jest pozbawiony tej wady. No i można podglądać na ekranie plik dowolnej długości.
- 9: CommentAuthormono
- CommentTime19 Apr 2010 23:04 zmieniony
Można było jakimś POKE zablokować interpretowanie znaków sterujących, po czym odblokować.

Edit: POKE 766,1 blokuje interpretację, 0 odblokowuje. Tylko EOL (155) jest wykonywany.
- 10: CommentAuthorw1k
- CommentTime20 Apr 2010 09:04
thanks everyone..
Now i must change it so that the text moved after pressing the key if screen is full them.
- 11: CommentAuthorw1k
- CommentTime20 Apr 2010 09:04
ok,
how do to load txt files first and then looking where appropriate? for example through the menu

A...FIRST TEXT
B...SECOND TEXT..
etc
- 12: CommentAuthorw1k
- CommentTime20 Apr 2010 15:04
:(

13:

CommentAuthorzilq
CommentTime20 Apr 2010 16:04

I don't know is this your solution.

10 DIM A$(40)
20 TRAP #END_READ
25 GR.0
30 OPEN #1,4,0,"D:MENU.TXT"
35 FOR I=0 TO 25: REM FOR ALL LETTER
40   INPUT #1,A$:? CHR$(65+I);": ";A$
45 NEXT I
50 # END_READ
99 END

and subprogram to make file "D:MENU.TXT"

10 DIM A$(40)
15 OPEN #1,8,0,"D:MENU.TXT"
20 FOR I=0 TO 25
25 ? CHR$(65+I);": ";:INPUT #16,A$
30 IF A$(="" THEN 145
35 ? #1;A$
40 NEXT I
45 CLOSE #1

Example is in Turbo Bacis, but i don't see a problem to write in other language.
I have hope, is this works :) (sorry for my english :D)

- 14: CommentAuthorw1k
- CommentTime20 Apr 2010 17:04 zmieniony
hmm..
I was thinking of something else :)
i have menu
A.....WHATS NEW
B.....OTHER TEXT
C.....OTHER TEXT 2

each option load text from different file..
how to do this?
- 15:
  
  CommentAuthorzilq
- CommentTime20 Apr 2010 20:04 zmieniony
heh... now i understand :)
its lots of various ways to doo this, but this is theme for a article, not a post

base on your source:
```
30 DIM BUF$(10240)
...
170 IF B$="A" THEN FN$="D:UVOD.TXT":EXEC LOAD_FILE
```
and now... :)
```
10000 REM LOADING FILE (one chunk - lots of memory use!)
10005 PROC LOAD_FILE
(**)10007 BUF$(1)=CHR$(0):BUF$(10240)=CHR$(0):BUF$(2)=BUF$(1)
10010 OPEN #1,4,0,FN$
10015 TRAP #END_LOAD
10020 BGET #1,ADR(BUF$),10240
10025 # END_LOAD:CLOSE #1
10030 ENDPROC
```
* here, filling Buf$, becouse is needed to simple show, ex. using Print instruction. Notice: This solution, shows all bytes in BUF$ (all 10240 bytes)!!

result: Loaded file in one chunk, but we don't know, how long is this chunk :/

We can use INSTR instruction from Turbo Basic to find first heart ( chr$(0) ) in buffer and truncate BUF$ to this value. Example:
```
10005 PROC LOAD_FILE
...
10030 LN=INSTR(BUF$,CHR$(0))
(*)10035 BUF$=BUF$(1,LN-1)
10040 ENDPROC
```
* i can't remember, it is good construction :) 100% works :D

Now, we have full usable procedure to load text from file, and we can simple show content of variable BUF$ using:
```
PRINT BUF$
Print BUF$(1,100) to show fragment
```
I hope you understand my explains :)

TurboBasic Rulez ]:->
- 16: CommentAuthorw1k
- CommentTime20 Apr 2010 22:04
when i try it then ERROR 9 DIM AT LINE 170

when i type
35 DIM FN$(19)
then
ERROR- 129 IS OPEN AT LINE 10010..

this is so frustrated
I thought it would be easier. looked so :(
- 17: CommentAuthorw1k
- CommentTime20 Apr 2010 22:04
ok, i done it.. it is little different, but still works..
how i fix error 136?
- 18:
  
  CommentAuthorzilq
- CommentTime20 Apr 2010 22:04
sorry, thats my fault. I dont spot your "declaration" (open channel #1) and i miss DIM FN$(19) :/ once again sorry.

HINT: If you programming in Turbo Basic, you dont must open new channel to read a keyboard. TB have a opened (supposedly at channel #7) and have instruction to read "any" key :)

example:
```
10 GET KEY
20 (doo something with KEY value :D)
```
in this case, you have clear first channel and no frustraction ;)

At last. I dont say it is easy ]:->
Don't give up.

Today is out. Tomorrow i must wake up at 4:30 :/ "Fast sleep" (i don't like this ;)

Goodnight
- 19: CommentAuthorw1k
- CommentTime21 Apr 2010 12:04
yesterday i trying GET KEY, but not work..
IF K=("A") then..
doesnt work
- 20: CommentAuthormono
- CommentTime21 Apr 2010 12:04
Maybe better K=ASC("A")...?
- 21: CommentAuthorw1k
- CommentTime21 Apr 2010 13:04 zmieniony
yes, you right, thank you:)
and what about a looong text? i need stop text if screen is full and if i press key, text will be continue..

loading txt files start at 5030
- 22:
  
  CommentAuthorzilq
- CommentTime21 Apr 2010 22:04 zmieniony
w1k: Your GEY KEY solution i wrong, becouse KEY is a numeric variable (no text/character). When, if you try execute condition you give an error "Incompatibility type".
```
10 GET KEY
20 IF KEY=ASC("A") OR KEY=ASC("B") THEN ... (mono solution)
```
or direct value (i thing it is faster method but more unreadable)
```
30 if KEY=65 or KEY=66 THEN ...
```
one more idea about read key and condition:
```
10 DO
15 ? "Choice [ABCD]: ";:GET KEY
20 OPT=UINSTR("ABCD",CHR$(KEY))
25 IF OPT
30 ? CHR$(KEY):? "Good choice":EXIT
35 ELSE
40 ? "Wrong key, choice again"
45 ENDIF
50 LOOP
55 ON OPT EXEC OPT_A,OPT_B,OPT_C,OPT_D
OR
55 ON OPT GO# OPT_A,OPT_B...
or
55 ON OPT GOTO 1000,2000,3000.... (*)
or :)
55 ON OPT GOSUB 1000,2000,3000.... (*)
```
(*) this construction is not good in structural language like a TurboBasic, and is much slower than first two answer (EXEC and GO#)

Mayby more complicated but, this idea have two, big upside: Very simble to expand and pressed key can by small letters or/and invers and works. :)

Next answer. Viewing loong texts.

hmm, this is much more complicated.

Writen on fast, but work:
```
0 GR.0:EOL=13
1 DIM BUF$(10240),FN$(20)
15 FN$="D:FILENAME.TXT":EXEC LOAD_TXT
20 EXEC SHOW TXT
999 END
1000 PROC LOAD_TXT
1005 BUF$(1)=CHR$(0):BUF$(10240)=CHR$(0):BUF$(2)=BUF$(1)
1010 TRAP #END_LOAD:OPEN #1,4,0,FN$
1015 BGET #1,ADR(BUF$),10240
1020 # END_LOAD:CLOSE #1
1025 TXTLN=INSTR(BUF$,CHR$(0)):BUF$=BUF$(1,TXTLN-1)
1030 ENDPROC
1099 --
1100 PROC SHOW_TXC
1110 PTXT=1:LN=0:X=0:Y=0
1120 DO
1125 IF BUF$(PTXT,PTXT)=CHR$(EOL)
1130 X=0:Y=Y+1:LN=LN+1
1135 ELSE
1140 POS.X,Y: BUF$(PTXT,PTXT);:X=X+1:IF X>39:X=0:Y=Y+1:LN=LN+1:ENDIF
1145 ENDIF
1150 PTXT=PTXT+1:IF LN=23 OR PTXT>=TXTLN
1155 POS.0,23:? "Press any key to continue or ESC";:GET KEY:LN=0:X=0:Y=0:? CHR$(125)
1160 IF KEY=27 OR PTXT>=TXTLN THEN EXIT
1165 ENDIF
1170 LOOP
1175 ENDPROC
```
Uff...
This code works ;) but it's no "demon of speed" ]:-> Write on speed and no time to think about speed :D ([url]http://www.end-of-world.join.pl/temp/w1k.tbx[/url] is file with this code)

#1: Variable EOL is code of RETURN/ENTER (End Of Line) In my test file is 13. Atari RETURN equal 155!
#2: To test this code, change filename in line 15!

PS do "prowadzącego": Co jest nie tak z moim postem, że go tak sypie? Osobiście nie dopatruję się, żadnych błędów w tagach.

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